Sentence examples for Utter claptrap from inspiring English sources
Of course, much of this is utter claptrap.
As a larger issue, however, note that a foolproof indication that a set of beliefs is complete and utter claptrap is this: Even its followers are concerned that you may no longer agree with them if you associate with people, or read books (or enjoy other media), or have experiences that expose you to other beliefs.
As with Iraq, it is his opponent, Barack Obama, who is having to track towards the centre, trying to renounce some of the crowd-pleasing claptrap he uttered in the primaries.That this newspaper admires Mr McCain for taking positions it agrees with may seem hardly surprising.
When you hear the start of Nick Conrad's local radio show it seems astonishing that this Radio Norfolk phone-in host should have gone on to utter the most misogynist, victim-blaming claptrap heard this week on the BBC.
Huntford thought this claptrap.
What sanctimonious claptrap.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
It is also sentimental claptrap.
