Examples of using Glibly in English and their translations into German
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Political
This boy glibly gives us a lovely smile.
He knows best of that whereof ye talk(so glibly)!
It is easy to speak glibly of these things.
Aren't constituted psychologically," June explained glibly.
We talk glibly about taking on the"acquis communautaire', for example.
Even accomplished ascetics find it difficult and you recommend it so glibly to people like me!
Why assume so glibly that the God who presumably created the universe is still running it?
How is it that such serious, soon-to-follow dangers to the individual are glibly ignored?
Georgina is a little sunshine, is pretty insolent and glibly and knows how to treat and also insolent photographer.
As Western Buddhists, we glibly talk of recognizing everyone as having been our mothers and fathers in previous lives and repaying their kindness.
I am somewhat surprised that in this context the internal market is so glibly referred to as a success.
As if you were an aberration, and you glibly question your holiness which is the Truth of you. Certainly, everything is backwards in the world.
And I guarantee that you will not just regret each and every one of your petty little torments,but that the suffering you so glibly spread around will come back at you tenfold.
I say to the rapporteur and others who are talking glibly about eliminating quotas, that they really are playing with fire on this one.
They glibly assert that the key to rebuilding the country was the participation of the working class and peasantry in“free class organizations like freely elected soviets and unions”“What Was the Kronstadt Rebellion?”.
Go to Georgina's site Georgina is a little sunshine,is pretty insolent and glibly and knows how to treat and also insolent photographer.
Fauvism style, who controlled his brush glibly and surely, applied colors simply, but full of rich and beautiful colors, whose skillful techniques always impressed and satisfied us greatly”.
As regards artists, authors' rights and intellectual property do not appear to be the only problem, and that- as music andmusic piracy are talked about so glibly- young artists and creative artists would like a different approach.
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.
Much more ominous is her partner, a young,bearded CIA agent who masters perfectly the art of passing glibly from torture to friendliness once the victim is broken lighting his cigarette and sharing jokes.
How often have we been glibly assured, without any actual evidence, of the marvellous way by which plant X or animal YÂ"solved a problem" by"inventing" some sort of intricate biological mechanism?
Because the record is in English, we will never know whether Dr. Tesch could not bring himself to believe that an educated man, such as he considered Bendel to be,would blatantly and glibly lie knowing that he was sending innocent men to their deaths, or whether it was a fluke in the interpreters' choices of words.
Similarly, Republicans glibly touted the Bush tax cuts- the equivalent of which President Bush's father, President George H. W. Bush, two decades ago called"voodoo economics"- as the acme of economic wisdom.
I have to say that if British Members think they can play glibly with the future of the single currency, they are committing a profound mistake.
On the other hand, the EMI report talks glibly about the rigidities of the labour market and seems to follow the simplistic approach that labour-market flexibility means poorer wages and conditions for workers rather than improving their mobility through education, training and investment.
It is alsomorally 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.
This is a pretty interesting trend, because we used to live in a world where everyone's said glibly,"Form follows function," but I think I have sort of grown up in a world-- you listened to Neil Gershenfeld yesterday; I was in a lab associated with his-- where it's really a world where information defines form and function.