But if you don't glibly say "for ever", what kind of term are you going to allot yourself?
"If I had a magic answer, I could glibly say, don't give the EU £50m quid a day and spend it on British pensioners.
Some of the narrator's friends and teachers don't understand why he doesn't write more stories about Vietnam: "Ethnic literature's hot," a writing instructor glibly says.
Shaw glibly says that he checked the calendar to determine whether or not it was somehow still 2011, and obliquely compared the FB Home announcement to an April Fools' joke, but the real punchline is in how a so-called "people-" centric approach to mobile has worked so far, and both Microsoft and Facebook end up looking the worse for it.
The NRA glibly says "an armed society is a polite society".
The next time someone glibly says, You're only as old as you feel, I can't promise I won't smack him over the head with my cane.
"So he's into low-budget slasher flicks … with really, really big special-effects budgets," Ollie (Chris Dinh) glibly says to Blair Katie Savoyy) moments before their sickening realization that they are trapped inside a serial killer's dungeon fitted with Temple of Doom-style moving walls.
Yet people glibly say that decent, full-time jobs are anachronisms, that we have to recalibrate, that we have to readjust, that the days where sons and daughters followed parents into well-paying union jobs in factories and mills are over, and that we now live in a "global economy".
Physicians and other experts on aging talk glibly, he says, about age-associated diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular, Alzheimer's, and other illnesses for which the elderly are at greater risk.
