Sentence examples for it's claptrap from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Garrett finds it offensive that brewers use terms like double I.P.A. "It's claptrap intended to cloud the illustrious history of the style," he said.
The work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, appeared on Sky News on Sunday claiming it was "claptrap" that anyone would "hand out edicts to staff to sanction three people", and said the story was a "conspiracy".
But for the rest of us it is claptrap - these killers were not motivated by Buddhism, or Marxism or vegetarianism, but by their own interpretation of Christianity.
That's claptrap," he says.
"It's fearmongering claptrap isolationist techno-paranoia so bogus and dangerous and stupid that it borders on treason.
Sean Hannity charged that Steele's dossier was "claptrap" filled with "Russian lies" that were intended to poison "our own intelligence and law-enforcement network" against Trump.
The home secretary, Alan Johnson, said the idea of a "broken society" was "claptrap" and the Conservatives were "telling lies" about crime as statistics as they showed violent crime was falling.
A spokesman for Sir Mark, believed to be in staying in London with his mother and so far unable to obtain a visa to join his wife in the US, said last night that the accusations were "claptrap".
Opponents of Prop B have lots to say, but it's so much claptrap.
It's just faux-macho claptrap designed to make emasculated men feel like "big tough boys".
