Sentence examples for glib comparisons from inspiring English sources

Glib comparisons of Hazare with Gandhi are beside the point.

It makes glib comparisons, rather than tracing meaningful relationships.

One shortcut to the latter is to make eye-catching but glib comparisons.

When Woods, who has been displaced at No. 1 by Westwood, went into the final round only a stroke behind the leaders, including Rory McIlroy, it set off glib comparisons that suggested Pebble Beach paled in comparison.

It is one that does not deserve glib comparisons with "Victorian England" – though Wednesday's anti-HS2 remarks from the landowner Lord Astor Cameronn's father-in-law) about northern Labour MPs itching to destroy the beauty of the Chilterns show Victorian attitudes linger.

How similar this is to Hitler's cleansing of the Jews in that era!"Long after positing his "Law", Mr Godwin wrote that his goal in doing so was to discourage frivolous and glib comparisons to the unique circumstance of that evil regime not to let it serve as a facile device for summarily rejecting substantive analogies or comparisons to the Nazis.

It was a glib comparison, revealing only in how dissimilar the situations really were.

Despite the intriguing persistence of these discourses of anger and expertise, there is no glib comparison to be drawn here.

John Davies declared in his memoir, Dragon by the Tail',' that the mission was called 'Dixie', as a reference to its location within "rebel" CPC held territory, by himself and his peers, a glib comparison to the territory of the Confederate States of America.

And it exposes glib Nazi comparisons or Holocaust references to the harsh light of interrogation.

What's changed about how people invoke glib Hitler comparisons on the Internet since you first created Godwin's Law?