Sentence examples for glibly accept from inspiring English sources
This does not mean we glibly accept every aspect of the health bill; it clearly has many inherent problems.
Stoate, the former MP for Dartford, writes in the Guardian that doctors do not "glibly accept every aspect of the health bill; it clearly has many inherent problems".
When people talk glibly, as they sometimes do, of trans people taking resources away from cancer patients, I wonder if they know just how long some individuals – desperate, suicidal even – must wait for any sort of treatment; whether, indeed, any critics of trans healthcare would accept a 12-year wait before their own medical issues were addressed.
Alex Gibney's film about WikiLeaks, Julian Assange and Bradley Manning is a thorough and decently intentioned work, though it accepts a little too glibly the more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger line against Assange: that he is a fascinating radical who simply became a paranoid authoritarian.
But instead of glibly condemning the trash-television culture that has seeped into the deepest crevices of American life, "Nurse Betty" accepts that culture, recognizing both the necessity and the foolishness of manufactured dreams from which there is no longer any practical escape.
