Sentence examples for glibly opened from inspiring English sources
I glibly opened Google Translate, pasted in the whole article and sat back to watch the magic.
This throwing of things glibly open to one member, one vote is a disaster.
An Indian restaurateur and his family flee communal violence in Mumbai ("some election or other," the voice-over glibly informs us), and pitch up in southern France, where they open a gaudy curry joint opposite the local Michelin-starred swank house.
Glibly described by some as a cross between "The Hangover" and "The Bucket List," the PG-13 comedy, opening Friday, intends to be something else: a reverse coming-of-age story in which the principals — De Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline — try to navigate a world that has little interest in nostalgia and the elderly.
The book opens with the following quote by the Danish mathematician and poet Piet Hein, who was a good friend of Mr. Gardner: We glibly talk of nature's law but do things have a natural cause?
British Eurosceptics like to speak glibly of a post-EU continent as a "simple open market" in which the UK economy would thrive.
Glibly, it promises all things.
The two cannot be separated so glibly.
But Hocking skirts glibly over the details.
