Sentence examples for talking glibly from inspiring English sources
It revived memories of university: talking glibly about books and tossing around half-formed ideas.
Several of his subjects were caught talking glibly with a cold beverage in hand.
There is some disturbing archival footage of Ali, including a clip of him talking glibly about the sensibilities he shared with the Klu Klux Klan.
Just because one side of an argument is extreme, that does not justify talking glibly of "two extremes being urged on him".
As recently as a week ago, Washington talked glibly of "decapitation".
People talk glibly of "using up" energy when in fact they are doing no such thing.
People could never say to him: "You talk glibly of forgiveness.
Many commentators talk glibly about employee "engagement," as if that concept were all-encompassing and easy to define.
Chancellors talk glibly of restoring confidence as if it were a scientific process, a matter of getting the fiscal medicine right.
There is the young man who is well-read in the Social Register, who talks glibly of the Racquet Club, while he prays that you won't suspect that he lives far up on the West Side.
Posed on a stool in the middle of an empty basketball court, he talks glibly about the pain of being cut from his high school team; it was the trauma that drove him.
