Sentence examples for was glibly from inspiring English sources

The mood of the time was glibly modernist, the proposed tower not far from the wildly successful new museum Tate Modern.

FROM the WBLI studio on one side of the Cox Radio building in West Babylon, Maria Garcia was glibly bashing men on the air, telling listeners the top five types of men not to date.

By contrast, Cliff is glibly over-confident.

Admittedly the text is glibly anti-establishment and often mawkish.

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 narrator of "The Interpretation of Murder" (even the title is glibly expedient) is the fledgling, fictitious analyst Dr. Stratham Younger.

The overall impression was of a "tough love" pragmatist who can't be glibly labelled either liberal or authoritarian.

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 family's screaming fights may be glibly contrived (no pausing there), but the miseries of an aspiring actor's life feel genuine.

Ridley's film isn't as great as you'd like it to be, but it's glibly enjoyable and Denzel's hypnotic in it.