glibly Význam & definícia

Príklady glibly

• It is not sensible to glibly dismiss whole fields of academic endeavour.

• He talked glibly about fighting and winning nuclear wars.

• 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.