Sentence examples for glib remarks from inspiring English sources

Shareholders, too, deserve more than glib remarks.

He is prone to glib remarks that accentuate the gulf between him and most Americans: how he knows several owners of car-racing teams, or how his wife drives "a couple of Cadillacs".

Later, Sister would shrug off the questions with one of her glib remarks, like 'Jackie got along much better with men than with women.' " Just in time for the remaining days of carefree summer reading comes "Sister," an oral biography of the decorator compiled by Crater and her mother, Apple Parish Bartlett.

One reason I feel it's important to talk about choosing not to have kids (as opposed to not being able to have them when you want them, which is a whole other story) is that, so often, the discussion is reduced to glib remarks or punch lines like "I'd rather have expensive shoes!" or "Instead of having kids, I bought a Porsche!" That stuff drives me crazy.

It's not exactly a glib remark.

Like all the best taglines, it is surprisingly subtle for such a brief, seemingly glib remark.

It was a trifecta of attention — newspaper, social media and television — for one glib remark on a weekday between games.

Speaking to the Canadian broadcaster CBC, he said: It was a thoughtless, glib remark about a serious subject," Flanagan told the Candian broadcaster CBC.

We all know the rather glib remark that 'a weed is a plant in the wrong place', but that is clearly not good enough.

Failure and the long walk back to the pavilion are likely to be accompanied by the kind of glib remark that thoughtless fans are known for: "Oh, he's no Tendulkar".

Contrary to Gibbs' glib remark, there were more attempts to engage Iran during the Administration of George W. Bush than during any other Administration.