Sentence examples for an empty buzzword from inspiring English sources
The Liberal Democrat leader, Vince Cable, told the Guardian that for too many people social mobility had become nothing but "an empty buzzword".
While the promise of actionable insights is alluring, I'm concerned that the phrase is fast becoming an empty buzzword as it is being overly misused by technology marketers.
For many people, 'Internet Governance' was little more than an empty buzzword.
Equally troubling is the trend of using "women's empowerment" as an empty buzzword, fashionable to talk about it and even easier to discard.
This has barely even counted as a campaign, more an opportunity for some of the world's least charismatic nimrods to squabble over a maximum of about 10 seats with a mixture of empty buzzwords and gaspingly insincere stop-offs at regional scotch egg factories.
What he talked about was liberty -- and not in that rote, meaningless way so many Republicans do when they want to fire up a supportive crowd with empty buzzwords.
A "film crew" follows newly appointed head of values Ian Fletcher – previously seen delivering the Olympics in Twenty Twelve – round the inner workings of the BBC as he tries to keep afloat in a sea of floundering morons bobbing along on empty buzzwords alone.
Typically, Professor Tufte said, a presentation begins with an overhead projection of "the dreaded bullet list" -- generic objectives stuffed with empty buzzwords like "mission" and "paradigm".
– of users ripe to be spied upon, manipulated, and sucked dry, all in the name of "disruption" and other empty buzzwords.
