Sentence examples for it claptrap from inspiring English sources

The New York Times review calls it "claptrap".

Drew Fetherston, reviewing the movie for Newsday, called it "claptrap" and that "action is all that this NBC stinker has to offer".

And by what standard of logic is it "claptrap" for Paul to attempt to hold the Fed accountable for its destructive policies?

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.

One friend simply rejected the idea, pronouncing it 'socialist claptrap'.

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".

"When this story broke Mr Duncan Smith described it as claptrap and a conspiracy, but faced with the overwhelming evidence that these targets are still in place, his department has been forced to backtrack.

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.

"It's fearmongering claptrap isolationist techno-paranoia so bogus and dangerous and stupid that it borders on treason.

Ignore all the MySpace claptrap — it's a great partnership, but if you're not into it, you're not into it.

He called it "movie Indian" claptrap, divorced from modern realities.