Sentence examples for may be glibly from inspiring English sources
The family's screaming fights may be glibly contrived (no pausing there), but the miseries of an aspiring actor's life feel genuine.
Parallels with the past and with other theatres of war should not be glibly drawn.
For a German born amid the slaughterhouses of 1945, booting up could never be glibly electronic.
The Holocaust cannot be glibly remembered in passing as a tragic aberration, an extreme and unrepeatable atrocity that happened because millions of people somehow went mad.
The overall impression was of a "tough love" pragmatist who can't be glibly labelled either liberal or authoritarian.
The road from here to there — or there to here, as it's turned out — was long and unknowable and not to be glibly compressed.
This is not the sort of thing that can be glibly quantified with a promise to "renegotiate".
These are not problems that can be glibly dismissed with a few well-chosen words, as most politicians are inclined to do.
And we are meant to marvel at the indomitable, unforgettable character who may be cranky and ornery, but still says glibly: "Any fool can learn to swim.
David Glasser, chair of the Ben Uri Gallery and London Jewish Museum of Art, is concerned that "third parties" should not glibly offer interpretations of how an artist may be affected by the Holocaust.
Do you realize that the woman who you glibly told lies about your fictional pregnancy symptoms may be a childhood cancer survivor, who will never know what it feels like to have a pregnancy of her own?
