Glib in a sentence as an adjective

It has two parts, one is the API, which lives in glib, called GSettings.

I think your analysis is too glib here.

But unlike you, I don't have a glib solution to a problem I don't fully understand.

C also has numerous ones, with corresponding bindings in many languages, glib being one big one.

It is easy to be glib and say things like "cable being installed" but what about sump pump being busted and my basement being flooded?

Airbnb's light and airy "how it works" video is a fine illustration of just how glib they are in encouraging people to make bad mistakes.

Your comments here are glib, contemptuous and entirely unhelpful.

However, their conclusion of the likelihood of a Tesla catching on fire seems off, and the exclamation mark makes this press release seem glib.

The actual data is stored using GValue, an immutable binary datatype for recursive types that is in glib.

Not a full rewrite, mind you, but Qt redid piles of classes, methods, and hierarchy, and Gtk+ introduced glib, reworked signalling, themes, and tons else I'm forgetting.

And it's not just a glib answer, that's actually why I first gave Linux a real shot as my main system -- to replace Putty with a pretty, transparent terminal window and have all the GNU tools that go with it.

Is it any surprise that newspaper war stories are usually one-sided and glib, considering they are written by journalists who:a. have "established relations with the military",b. are rated by military contractors as likely to produce "favourable" coveragec.

Many around these parts will make glib insinuations about the "Gatekeeper" feature heralding Apple's clawing away the freedoms of it's users, one-by-one, until we are all prisoners of "the computer as a jail made cool".However, it seems to me that Gatekeeper's presence embodies a rather more embarrassing admission that, yes, Mac OS is on the verge of needing some kind of malware protection; in the wake of the Mac Defender malware surfacing last year, it was really only a matter of time.

Glib definitions

adjective

marked by lack of intellectual depth; "glib generalizations"; "a glib response to a complex question"

adjective

having only superficial plausibility; "glib promises"; "a slick commercial"

See also: slick

adjective

artfully persuasive in speech; "a glib tongue"; "a smooth-tongued hypocrite"

See also: glib-tongued smooth-tongued