Sentence examples for a bit glib from inspiring English sources

This is all a bit glib.

Simple enough — even a bit glib.

Transforming it into a cartoon seems a bit glib.

When you're doing an act, it's a bit glib to think, "I'm fixing myself".

I think the prime minister just sometimes finds him a bit trivial and a bit glib.

That question is hardly settled, and Pinker seems a bit glib when she fails to say as much.

That is a bit too glib.

MINUSES -- The media bashing is a bit too glib.

They might then be a bit less glib with their promises to transform the world if only they are elected.

Some of Savage's toughest critics are feminists who think he can be a bit too glib with his injunction to please our partners.

Some Stasi victims say that explanation is a bit too glib, because the United States and modern-day Germany are democracies and East Germany was not.