Sentence examples similar to meaningless assurances from inspiring English sources
Assurances about air quality are meaningless.
Mr. Bollani, now in his mid-30s, seems to have his generation's natural assurance that music is music and genre is meaningless; he plays music that covers a century or more, through jazz and classical music and Brazilian music.
Hispanics, a vital constituency in November, were outraged, despite Mr. Vilsack's assurances that the bill had enough exceptions to be practically meaningless.
"Your assurances that Joe was out of scouting and would have no further contact with scouting have just become meaningless," he wrote.
Defra's [Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affaris] assurances that steps have been taken to ensure this year's culls would be humane have been shown to be meaningless".
But without assurances against what Fish and Wildlife officials describe as unforeseen circumstances, home builders say that government reviews of endangered species requirements are practically meaningless.
Obviously I sought assurances, I received assurances.
"That aspect is meaningless.
Beware of meaningless terms.
