Platitudes Sentence Examples

I write to my senator and get platitudes back.

The man most suspected of pious platitudes was Tony Blair.

The article was filled with platitudes about the systematic character of the industrial economy.

Bach as these were from the orchestral platitudes of Reutter or Hasse..

The patriotism and Pan-Germanism of the gymnastic societies (Turuvereine) and students associations (Burschenschaften) expressed themselves with more noise than discretion; in the South-German parliaments the platitudes and catchwords of the Revolution were echoed.

To hand that power away, while mouthing platitudes about a Europe of nations, is an insult to our people.

He was, justifiably, taken apart by Hugo Young of The Guardian for uttering similar platitudes on Frost.

Selectors will take refuge - if you let them - in meaningless platitudes.

Asked about tax policy, George was only able to mouth platitudes about being in principle in favor of low taxes.

Stood beside him putting forth his own pious platitudes was the new congressman.

In the fading beam, the local mayor, Cathy Jamieson, responded with the usual platitudes.

Our politicians are slowly inching away from the old platitudes, too.

Drowned out not just by the violent protest but also by the bland platitudes of the world supposed "leaders."

Maybe I will see them again. ' This-worldly platitudes.

Prodicus in his platitudes reflected the customary morality of the time.

Jack for his part promised no certainties, having too much respect for Joey to offer platitudes.

While Gordon Brown spouts platitudes about the challenge from the Far East, taxes in Britain are already rising to a 24-year high.

Banal, empty platitudes fill its pages like wet cardboard clogging a dustbin.

Politicians mouth platitudes about giving parents more choice... I know - I've done it myself.