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It is not sensible to glibly dismiss whole fields of academic endeavour.
I think we need to be very careful in glibly saying what is and isn't art.
This is a phrase which is used glibly by professionals in their justifications for all kinds of decisions.
Neither does it seem that we can glibly assign the incidence of such disputes to changes in social structure.
Obviously, many of those who talk glibly about globalization know no economics.
Her last days were not happy ones; her sorrow is not to be glibly explained, as it has been done, as merely the result of personal selfishness and eccentricity.
So perhaps we should not be surprised that polar writers have generally avoided the subject, preferring the quick returns from subjects more glibly researched and profitable.
I recognise, however, the tragedy that is involved in talking glibly about natural exhaustion and closing down uneconomic pits.
These amounts, of billions of pounds, about which we speak so glibly, are increasing.
A case of that sort shows that it is no good to talk glibly about finality.
Whence comes that "plenty" which is so glibly spoken of?
When internment was introduced in 1971, with 1,400 people detained, apparently it was said glibly that it would all be over in three weeks.
We talk glibly about when the upturn will come.
We talk too glibly about "the family" and, if we want to be politically correct, we say that all families are equal.
We talk rather glibly about the taxpayer on the one hand and the ratepayer on the other, but who are they as actual individuals?
Nobody can talk glibly about closing lines, as has been done in the past, without recognising that hundreds of thousands of people will be affected.
There is the problem of dealing with modernisation, which is often talked about far too glibly.
