Sentence examples for glibly dismissed from inspiring English sources

Like many, I had somewhat glibly dismissed it simply as "the bit before", underplaying something that can truly take over your life for years on end.

They might be glibly dismissed as hipsters, but Newcastle's creatives (many of them natives) are generally unpretentious doers working on shoestring budgets.

And, the experience of "slumming it" for a year or two certainly shouldn't be fetishized and glibly dismissed as some sort of rite of passage, especially by those who have not experienced it themselves.

Justice Scalia, in his majority opinion in favor of Heller and an individual's right to bear arms, glibly dismissed the brief's findings as "unknown this side of the looking glass (except, apparently, in some courses on Linguistics)." Toobin says that "no other Justice, not even Scalia, studies the historical record with as much care, and enthusiasm, as Thomas".

These are not problems that can be glibly dismissed with a few well-chosen words, as most politicians are inclined to do.

Both candidates are acting as if relevant history began only recently: for Romney, it began back in January 2009, when Obama stepped into the White House to supplant Adam Smith with Karl Marx; for Obama, it began during the tragicomic reign of George W. Bush, who presided over the weakest economic expansion on record and glibly dismissed signs of the unfolding Great Recession.

We mustn't become slaves to foreign opinion, but neither should we glibly dismiss it as we prepare to launch a war that will hugely aggravate this distemper -- which will nurture more terrorism.

As Hannah navigates the rooms of the play, she watches as her old friend Jessa (Jemima Kirke) couples up with her ex-boyfriend Adam; her best friend, Marnie Allison Williamss), glibly dismisses Hannah's relationship problems; and her new boyfriend, Fran Jake Lacyy), is repelled by her odd brand of sexual self-expression.

In brief, he's never been held accountable for his ideas, except from his enemies whom he glibly dismisses as partisan.

Fear is not to be dismissed glibly but rather appreciated as a warning of danger to come as well as a form of protection that is both human and sane.

As Rolling Stone's Peter Travers glibly put it: "Men--those rat bastards!" Critics summarily dismissed Maleficent's "eye-roll worthy" attempt at adapting fairy tale source material.