glib

That was a little too glib a response, she thought.

Usually the King was quite glib and never at a loss for words.

He's supposed to have a way with words, a glib answer for everything.

That's all very glib, and some of it may even be true.

It was too obvious, glib almost, and she did not know what answer to make.

Too bad it can seem glib and affected along the way.

And these glib times we live in do not kindly stop for death.

But of course he could not tell her that, and anyway it was too glib.

But one word is difficult for even this glib man to articulate.

He has no true son, only young and glib disciples.

Now that I need you with your glib words and ready wit.

But I find it a little too glib a story."

If I were to say such things, they would sound glib."

But there is often an edge to his glib remarks.

Yes, a little too glib here and there, but how could anyone be blamed for that?

You're rarely at a loss for glib words, are you?

A. It's a good question that does not lend itself to a glib answer.

Are you all really content being so glib and shallow?

In short, application security is not a glib matter of "just do this and you're good."

He had a glib excuse for being in the neighborhood so late at night.

If he tells a good story, it's a glib one.

"I gave him some glib response, but the question stuck in my mind," she said.

The glib solution is that Hollywood needs more women in power.

I thought to right all of the wrongs would be too glib.

"An expert is often just a glib fellow away from home."