31. The eyes of a victim . ( A born victim, as she states glibly in her book. 32. Politicians who were part of the Soviet system now glibly portray themselves as the authors of its transformation. 33. The anti-Americanism glibly wheeled out by intellectuals and politicians finds little echo among ordinary French people. 34. On Wednesday, he glibly engaged Hearn in a repartee that had the ballroom walls holding their sides. 35. Instead, he glibly referred to her as " the little lady, Marla Messing ." 36. In a sport sometimes glibly described in terms of warfare, these officers in training enjoy few victories. 37. Instead, the decision embraced mediocrity and glibly assumed that old textbooks are " classics ." 38. "We cannot glibly on full stomachs speak about handouts to those who often go to bed hungry. 39. His rebuttals to potential objections roll from his tongue glibly , like the rote quotes from a nursery rhyme: 40. I spout Roman history a little too glibly and am apt to swoon glowingly about Homer's Iliad.
