Sentence examples for meaningless statements from inspiring English sources
Rhapsodic descriptions of birds, trees, rain in Derzhavin's work are actually perfectly meaningless statements disguised as compliments.
"They have been too cautious, too appeasing, and too ready to swallow the meaningless statements of sympathy that were issued from high places".
It seems to me that our two leading long-haul airlines are trying to justify persistent surcharges by making meaningless statements.
The reaction from some clubs was pretty disappointing, blaming commercial conflicts on not being able to get involved and hiding behind meaningless statements from the leagues.
He also criticised clean energy campaigners for making "misleadingly meaningless statements" about the comparative price of solar power and fossil fuels.
Actually, he was reading meaningless statements from a TelePrompTer.
Moody's – like Standard & Poors, which lowered the United States government's credit rating from AAA to AA+ in August 2011 – is making a meaningless statement, in economic terms.
Justin Welby said in the afore-mentioned BBC interview that the Church seeks to go about "loving people as they are" but this is for all intents and purposes a meaningless statement while the Church is explicitly perpetuating discrimination of the very people being discussed in that remark.
He's one of those people who can spot a meaningless statement or an argument that doesn't work, and relentlessly mine it for first-class comedy, whether he's dealing with the ethics of muggers or the racial casting policies of Midsomer Murders.
A proposition which is false is meaningful and its negation is true, whereas the negation of a meaningless statement is equally meaningless.
Back in London C.E.M. Joad had published an article in the New Statesman arguing that LTL was responsible for creating an environment in which Fascism flourished, and Time magazine published an unflattering short article claiming that Ayer taught his students that "That man is good to support his mother" was a meaningless statement (Rogers, A.J. Ayer, p. 232).
