| But have any so breezily dodged responsibility and so glibly passed the buck? |
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| But it can also lead to impulsive behavior and confident leaders who glibly take their followers over a cliff. |
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| The story is so broad in scope, yet so glibly simplified, each element is glanced over lightly. |
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| Nor does it help that the hero's seemingly insoluble problems are glibly smoothed out in the final scene. |
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| In addition to padding his expense accounts, he is guilty of slanting and exaggerating some of his glibly written articles. |
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| You're going to get a lot of guff from readers who actually follow the link to that review and see how glibly dismissive it is. |
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| Many of the op-ed columnists glibly excoriating him now will have the pleasure in the future of dealing with a parent with Alzheimers. |
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| If I so glibly excused the murder of children, I wouldn't be able to stand my own reflection either. |
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| Readers may remember the little eye problem I glibly referred to a few weeks ago when I rambled on about hypochondria. |
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| I suggest minimum penalties and removing a judge's discretion should not be handed out easily or glibly. |
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| One effect of being invited to respond glibly to horror on an almost daily basis has been to domesticate it, to get us used to it as if it were part of the furniture. |
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| There are simply too many unanswered questions that can't be swept under the carpet, and it's not enough to glibly claim the legal system has already ruled on these claims. |
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| That the two things could so glibly be judged antithetical is itself a symptom of deep Conservative difficulty with these issues. |
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| On a broader spectrum, not from any internal knowledge, my overall perspective is that we talk about aboriginal spirituality quite glibly. |
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| If it is human life, what is it and how is it that we can we so glibly dismiss it as garbage? |
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| One might glibly look at headline inflation and conclude that everything is alright. |
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| For those who carry weapons might be tempted by their feeling of self-power glibly to use their weapons needlessly. |
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| Yesterday the justice minister glibly suggested that this was Manitoba's problem. |
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| Early in his stay in Madrid, a notorious star-chaser glibly informed the Spanish media that the new arrival would be the latest in her series of celebrity conquests. |
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| For years I used to hate reading the rantings of newspaper columnists as they pounded some hapless individual before moving on glibly to the next victim. |
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| First, those who have either been conditioned out of thinking about such questions or else have glibly assimilated pat religious answers lead impoverished lives. |
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| The critics and those in the Liberal government will continue to look glibly toward those who are not riding the transit which does not exist because their governments cannot afford it. |
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| The knowledge gap and the information gap of which we so glibly speak are in fact powerful indicators that reveal growing disparities between and within nations. |
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| As for the plight of the poor, Osborne glibly told the Today programme that the poor have been paying the price for the mistakes that led to the Great Recession. |
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| Mr Toussas has just talked very glibly about the working class, but if we do not have globalisation, if we do not have industry and business in the European Union, there will be no jobs for people. |
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| It is also morally questionable that politicians in this House so glibly appropriate taxpayers' money for their own organisations at a time when public spending in the Member States is being cut back. |
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| It seems somehow to parallel, and I do not say this glibly, the notion of pre-emptive war, the idea of a perceived threat from another nation would thereby condone an attack against that said nation. |
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