The part of a sentence 'doublespeak for' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to convey that a certain phrase or statement is actually intended to obscure or manipulate the true meaning. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as politics, advertising, or everyday communication. Example: "The politician's promise of 'fiscal responsibility' was just doublespeak for cutting important social programs."
That's not doublespeak for a weak collection.
The administration is sure that once this war is fully engaged, Americans will "support our troops," doublespeak for "support our policy".
She dubbed this season an exploration of exploration, doublespeak for a collection that mashed together Romany and Balkan styles as if, somehow, reflecting the turbulent socioeconomic climate of Europe circa right now.
How do these people continue to complain about the lies of Nixon and Johnson when they seem merely to have re-engineered Vietnam-era doublespeak for purposes of chintzy sophistry like this?
Instead, as we speak, our political class in Washington is attempting to fix the debt by sequestration -- Washington doublespeak for bleeding services for veterans and the elderly, the sick and poor, for kids in Head Start.
Hotdesking is often presented as a positive but it is doublespeak for the depersonalisation of the workplace.
The call, in an era of massaged personas and doublespeak, is for characters of authenticity.
George Orwell gave us "doublespeak"; Carl Sagan is responsible for the term "nuclear winter"; and Isaac Asimov coined "microcomputer" and "robotics".
A closer look at other Steve Jobs statements reveals that he tends to not mean what he says with regards to future product development, whether it be about Apple's forays into mobile, the video iPod and his "tablets are for losers" doublespeak before launching the iPad.
"It would seem the height of Orwellian doublespeak to eliminate a political candidate for calling a war crime a war crime," the story begins, before reporting on an NDP candidate who was turfed after old Facebook posts emerged where he referred to Israel's activities in Gaza as "ethnic cleansing".
True, it might not seem so lively if it weren't for the Musak of relationship doublespeak that generally pervades the reality airwaves.
