Sentence examples for glibly suggesting from inspiring English sources
There is seldom public transportation between these towns, so glibly suggesting that people move might work for the congested population centers, but not for us.
And yet, in Nasi's view, glibly suggesting that bushmeat just be taken off the menu which Western media is prone to doing is like saying 'let them eat cake' to vulnerable populations with already limited options.
Peter Hain, the government's representative on the convention, suggests a little too glibly that it is merely a "tidying-up exercise".
Both suggest the same underlying shift: the rise of what can glibly be described as personality politics, but might equally and less judgmentally be called trust-based politics.Behind that rise, of course, lies the parliamentary-expenses scandal, for many Britons itself only the outward sign of a rottenness that had long contaminated politics.
The statistics that suggest that tuition costs will continue to increase more than 5percentt a year are disheartening enough, but what really dismayed me was the comment from the finance officer of Wesleyan University, Marcia Bromberg, who glibly announced that "people will pay whatever we charge them" and "in fact, the more you charge, the more they like it".
The work also suggests that one way to explore the combustible field of behavioral genetics is by looking at creatures that possess an impressive array of skills, as bees do, yet that are sufficiently far from human beings to discourage anybody from glibly misapplying the results.
Glibly, it promises all things.
The two cannot be separated so glibly.
"My comments would be too blue," I assured him glibly.
