Sentence examples for common platitudes from inspiring English sources

One of the most common platitudes we heard was that "words failed".

This was my… "One of the most common platitudes we heard was that 'words failed.' But words were not failing Teri and me at all".

Yet the lines that follow merely reiterate common platitudes about players from warm climates struggling in cold temperatures – the Messi on a Tuesday night in Stoke paradigm.

It's a common platitude in the gaming industry: it's the killer titles that make or break a video game system.

The usual platitudes were repeated.

His acceptance speech, sadly, was filled with the usual platitudes.

Once again, it has been met with the usual platitudes.

One can regard common sense platitudes containing both these sorts of these words as constituting a theory and we can take them as theoretical terms of common sense psychology and thus as denoting whatever entities or sorts of entities uniquely realise the theory.

And the second half of this volume is filled with the sort of spin and canned platitudes common in political autobiographies.

Such platitudes are common in Silicon Valley, where executives routinely introduce shiny gadgets with lofty language.

Today, when you hear politicians and talk-show hosts spew platitudes about common sense and the wisdom of ordinary people, Andy Taylor is part of the collective memory they're invoking.