glibly in a sentence

1. He knows best of that whereof you talk (so glibly)!

2. Creation is a word that we all use so glibly, so easily.

3. "Nor would you swear it away so glibly if what you say is true.

4. That was not just a pious phrase glibly used as some use it these days.

5. To glibly say, “Rejoice in the Lord,” would be uncaring and insensitive.

6. "No, I resigned my directorship a few days before Frensham's death," he said glibly.

7. We like to use the word consciousness glibly, as if we are intimately familiar with it.

8. "Why assume so glibly that the God who presumably created the universe is still running it?

9. History isn’t the lies of the victors, as I once glibly assured Old Joe Hunt; I know that now.

10. I myself am little more than a journalist who loves mathematics and can write about it glibly.

11. History isn't the lies of the victors, as I once glibly assured Old Joe Hunt; I know that now.

12. Glibly suggesting that all women hate each other gives tacit permission for men to hate women too.

13. They glibly ignore the numerous differences between postwar Japan in 1945 and postwar Iraq in 2003.

14. now our conceptions are too serious, we speak glibly and act rashly and are unable to follow the spirit.

15. Now our conceptions are too serious, we speak glibly and act rashly and are unable to follow the spirit.

16. “I will hold myself forgivable as long as I am not sowing those hopes in your heart,” he answered glibly.

17. Many people glibly talk of a God-given talent, but in David Holdens case he really believes it to be true.

18. Research often proves inadequate in these instances because cautious Islamists hide their goals and glibly dissimulate.

19. Some young people talk glibly about their belief in the Three People's Principles or in Marxism, but this does not prove anything.

20. In the book, Zinni glibly endorses the view of "insightful young" intelligence officers that Yugoslavia was "an artificial nation."