Sentence examples for full of waffle from inspiring English sources

The founding document of Egypt's new democracy is full of waffle about the role of Islam and draws freely on the dictatorial constitution of 1971.

In a comedy festival full of waffle, it's thrilling to see a show with passion, a point to make – and not the slightest apology for making it.

The letter hadn't come but word was already out: there was just one page of "new" commitments and the others were full of waffle about what the Berlusconi government had already set in motion.

This catalog features baskets full of waffles, scones, and pancakes which you can have delivered right to your door.

Either way, it's better than a book crammed full of waffling nonsense, which is what I found to be encouraged in my early education.

Ms. Powers likes to have her freezer full of gluten-free waffles, a pot of spaghetti and meatballs on the stove, and friends or family around the table.

There are billions of food channels on TV, all full of the same guffy waffle and self-indulgent cosiness and C-list chefs whose adjective vocabulary literally just consists of the word "ultimate" as the weekend morning shows.

And it's full of free orange chicken and waffles.

Choire Sicha has unearthed "Political Pot Luck," a 1959 cookbook full of politicians' recipes, including J.F.K.'s waffles, Adlai Stevenson's cherry pie and Hubert Humphrey's (O.K., his wife's) beef stew.

Like the Macrina Bakery, her book is charming, modest and full of familiar yet original offerings: buttermilk waffles made with a batter of semolina, whole-wheat flour and cornmeal; flourless bittersweet chocolate gâteau; lemon and sour cherry coffeecake; fresh-fruit crostata with a pastry crust that includes almonds and sesame seeds.

On this subject, there was not a hint of waffle.