It's possible that Zengerle is offering these fact-free assertions as a way of critiquing them, but it's hard to tell, because these are the kind of sad, lightweight ideas that show up in political reporting like nitrogen shows up in the planet's atmosphere.
"There is no rhetoric" may be true if rhetoric means simply the lightweight, imprecise idea "fancy language".
The chancellor thinks the ardently Blairite Mr Milburn is a flashy lightweight with ideas above his station: namely, that he, rather than Mr Brown, should one day succeed Mr Blair.
As someone particularly interested in lightweight structures and the idea that buildings should have a fixed, often short, life, it was inev- itable that he would build little during a period when buildings have increasingly been seen as solid, long lasting investments.
However, the idea of lightweight, contextual notifications is far from dead.
George is an intellectual lightweight without an original idea in his head.
But since Buckminster Fuller created his geodesic domes, the smartest kids in architecture school have been working on their own ideas for lightweight, transportable buildings.
Two lightweights, devoid of ideas, viewed with almost as much contempt on their own sides as they are by the wider public, tearing lumps off each other in a race to the grubby arse-end of politics.
The firm has embedded the Moving Target Defense idea into a lightweight 1 MB endpoint threat prevention solution called Protector, which currently runs on Windows-based workstations and servers.
A bloody, violent sport practiced by powerfully strong fighters who begin training as children is a great idea for a lightweight 30-something American female tourist who can, barely, do one pull-up, and eek out a few jump ropes.
