Sentence examples for meaningless campaign from inspiring English sources

So most sidestep the issue at best, or at worst exploit our service members' bravery and patriotism with meaningless campaign rhetoric.

It's a vapid, empty and meaningless campaign that confirms Pride is no longer a chance to unapologetically celebrate our culture, or to make vital demands of what our community needs to survive and thrive.

I'm glad that something good came out of this, but disappointed that such meaningless social networking campaigns have been vindicated in the process.

But what this has done is to make the word "change" as a campaign slogan meaningless.

But the individual contribution limit is so high -- $21,200, more than 10 times the limit for a presidential contest -- as to be almost meaningless, advocates of stricter campaign finance laws here argue.

The intergenerational report, until recently billed as a document that would shock voters into accepting deeper spending cuts, is now being used to justify not cutting any more, backed by a taxpayer-funded advertising campaign so meaningless it is fit for either purpose.

He has had slightly longer to work with his players, but that also meant having to negotiate the end of an otherwise meaningless World Cup qualifying campaign.

The prospect of a Trump presidency shields self-reflection, and even the fact that Donald Trump donated money to Hillary's Senate campaigns is meaningless to the Clinton faithful.

"All platforms are meaningless," said Theodore White, the presidential campaign chronicler.

But just like Miliband aligning himself with the Everyday Sexism project, backing this popular campaign is essentially meaningless in isolation and his support of it must not be fed by empty questions from the media.

That history could be wiped out by a single decision by this court to open up the doors to coordination with outside groups and effectively render campaign contribution limits meaningless.