Sentence examples for glib example from inspiring English sources
In this glib example, what happened in between has been all too conveniently glided over.
Even in children's televison, the scientific girls are 'different', with the glibbest example being the woman with glasses out of Scooby Doo.
But much of the rest of the picture rings hollow and imitative: for example, the glib, self-mocking chatter between Max, an unemployed actor, and his show-biz hanger-on friends Doug Phil Lewiss) and Nathan (Erin Beaux), which reaches at wit and succeeds only in showing the strain.
It is a great young man's movie – slick, modish, on occasion glib or jejune (like, for example, the Coens' debut Blood Simple) – but for all that a glittering jewel of 50s French film-making.
Sandra Panem in Science uses Shilts' approach toward Dugas' behavior as an example of his "glib" treatment of the science involved in the epidemic.
Mr. Giuliani is front and center as an example of a candidate offering glib self-certification — pronouncing his services "ethical, lawful, decent" — in place of plain information.
I just wish the curators had found works with more color, and a few examples of the kind of glib lyricism that dominated art in the 1980s.
The article on "Pinstripes & Pearls" seems to me to be yet another sad example of Harvard's descent into glib political correctness and historical revisionism.
Warhol is still sometimes caricatured as a cynic, a lover of the glib and shallow, by both critics and fans - the genuinely glib and shallow Jean Baudrillard, for example.
