Sentences with phrase «facile conclusions»

In a search for questions rather than facile conclusions, each student develops a work ethic and philosophy for life appropriate to his or her own aesthetic.

I desperately wanted the characters to escape their inexorable fates, but I knew Jordan's writing was too strong to offer facile conclusions about the «triumph of the human spirit.»

Farage's performance and dramatic style of delivery may have entertained the masses, but this should not lead us to the facile conclusion that Farage has won the intellectual or political debate over Britain in Europe.

Not exact matches

It is a long and damaging leap to go from here to the conclusion that it is «facile» and «falsely objective» for them to even try.

In the book, Ms. Lipstadt wrote that Mr. Irving, now 62, was «one of the most dangerous spokespersons for Holocaust denial» and said that «he is at his most facile at taking accurate information and shaping it to conform to his conclusions.»

Granted the analogy is facile, but it continues to mystify me how meaningful conclusions can be drawn about climate over a period of decades.