Brockman is more interested in entertaining the viewers than informing them and through him, the writers comment on the glibness, amplification, and sensationalism of broadcast journalism.
Individuals suffering from antisocial personality disorder tend to display a glibness and grandiose sense of self-worth.
I am sometimes appalled at the glibness with which armchair commentators deliver their verdicts on these issues while ignoring the very real dangers confronting our servicemen and women.
Her reference to glibness is not worthy of her.
But to reach the top in a great trade union a man needs more than glibness and spellbinding phrases.
Others are embarrassed by the incivility and glibness of our public spokespeople.
He tends to obscure his past with an unappealing combination of glibness and ambiguity.
