Sentence examples for glibly rejects from inspiring English sources

Sometimes Mansfield too glibly rejects the entire contemporary world, as in the phrase "the walled-in and drained lives of our technological society".

Hilariously but glibly.

No one speaks glibly.

Glibly, it promises all things.

But Hocking skirts glibly over the details.

The two cannot be separated so glibly.

By contrast, Cliff is glibly over-confident.

"I don't mean that glibly.

It's never judgmental or glibly sociological.

"My comments would be too blue," I assured him glibly.

As recently as a week ago, Washington talked glibly of "decapitation".