Sentence examples for Meaningless exchange from inspiring English sources

Recently I mentioned to a friend that I was writing about Chris Robshaw and he said "Who's that?" A meaningless exchange that would hardly be worth mentioning were it not for the fact that the friend is an ex-Fleet Street sports editor.

That statement is meaningless if you exchange the word "data" with "observations", "knowledge" or 'evidence'evidence

Rouhani's strategy, he said, was to "smile a lot because smiling never hurts; pay lip-service to peace, democracy and tolerance; offer meaningless concessions in exchange for lifting sanctions; ensure Iran retains sufficient nuclear material and infrastructure to race to the bomb at a time that it chooses".

He yearns to do something beyond exchanging meaningless platitudes with a daily host of people whom he has never met before, and must hope never to meet again.

"There is so much ecumenism that is simply the exchange of meaningless words.

The game was an anesthetic, an escape pod, a snorkel, a Xanax, a dental hygienist with whom to exchange soothingly meaningless banter before going under the pneumatic drill of Life.

After you get the drink and exchanged a few meaningless words, excuse yourself to the restroom and never come back.

Prime Minister's Questions ended with an exchange that would have been meaningless to anyone listening from the public gallery.

She'd been calling every day for nineteen months — by now their little exchange was entirely formal and meaningless.

Richard, however, refused to give up Aquitaine; he was deeply attached to the duchy, and had no desire to exchange this role for the meaningless one of being the junior King of England.

More than that, she excoriated the amateur system — which artificially caps the amount universities can pay athletes in exchange for their labor — as a meaningless, unjustifiable sham.