Sentence examples for empty declarations from inspiring English sources
Solidarity without sacrifice is pure hypocrisy and now we don't need empty declarations on solidarity, but only dates and numbers".
Referring to his counterparts in the West, he added: "We always said that they shouldn't make empty declarations that terrorism is a common threat, but make real efforts and cooperate with each other more closely.
Writing in Maariv Alon, Ben David predicted: "Today, European leaders will gather together with tens of thousands of people in Paris, will make more empty declarations, and maybe even sing Kumbaya – and then go back to their normal routine.
Nothing is more certain to make NATO irrelevant and destroy its military integrity than empty declarations about new members, based on high-minded intentions we are unable, or unwilling, to fulfill.Your article notes that NATO has set out criteria for enlargement, but that is not precisely the case.
Yet while Solidarity was ready to take up negotiations with the government, the Polish communists were unsure what to do, as they issued empty declarations and bided their time.
The guidelines are mostly an exercise in empty declaration.
Passion is best shown through sincerity, and a vac scheme application full of empty statements and declarations of "a love of the firm" can be seen through easily.
"America has had enough of empty words, of declarations detached from reality of an administration with no strategy or no intention of victory," said Republican presidential contender Jeb Bush in a foreign policy speech to a military college in Charleston, South Carolina.
It's only his broad, capable voice that redeems empty songs like "Declaration" and "Heroes," and adds shade and texture to "Permanent," about Mr. Cook's relationship with his brother, who has cancer.
' 'Your declarations have proven to be empty promises once again," one speaker scolded.
Declarations, she writes, are not empty words but transformative; they make us want to become the people they claim we are.
