Sentence examples for lot of blather from inspiring English sources
She was beginning to feel that philosophy was just a lot of blather.
So at the Boston convention you can expect a lot of blather about Mr Kerry's courage, wit and great fatherly skills.
From what we've heard, it's an adventurous, intensely loud due to compression, collection of visionary, post-SMiLE experimental computer-pop, and it will generate a lot of blather.
In Washington, the control board turns over $200 million a year to the states general fund, accompanied by a whole lot of blather about how its all supporting university research and whatnot.
Maddow asks Castellanos what taxes Republicans will concede to raising or what loopholes they'd consider closing, and the answer is "none," but there's a lot of blather?
There was also lots of blather about how female comedians only ever did whimsy or relationship stuff, but it just wasn't the case.
The background: There has been a lot of web blather about Pins already, and a lot of drama about which blog was going to be given the exclusive with regard to the Manchester band's debut MP3.
Another Republican hopeful, US Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, told Fox News that he welcomed Trump's absence from the debate stage because it means "we don't have to put up with a lot of empty blather and boastfulness and calling people names".
A lot of this blather will be partisan and all knowing and most of it will be wrong.
The first to arrive are a young corporate go-getter (Jay Duplass, terrifically asinine) and his wife (Chloë Sevigny, all willowy hauteur), but the star of the evening is Doug Strutt John Lithgoww), a billionaire real-estate mogul who shows up with his third wife (Amy Landecker) and a lot of smug blather about his latest deal.
