Sentence examples for mere slogans from inspiring English sources
Moore and Laffer outline the principles of Trump populism, but many are mere slogans.
Their ideas about Western barbarism and Muslim revival, distilled down to bin Ladenism, became mere slogans designed to incite zealots to murder.
"The three principles of dignity, wisdom and expediency are mere slogans on the country's foreign policy agenda," the English-language newspaper Iran Daily quoted him as saying, criticizing the way the president was approaching foreign policy.
It is, he said, a statement of political opinion it means as much as European politicians agree it means.But this is an unsatisfying answer to politicians in a place like Britain, where laws mean what they say, and are not deployed as mere slogans.
A senior member of Hamas, Foreign Minister Mohamed Awad, told the BBC that tangible steps were needed from the US president, not mere slogans.
Obama's call to embrace change and hope are no mere slogans.
"America First" is more than a mere slogan to this president.
I don't see that as a mere slogan, I see that as a guiding philosophy for Malaysia.
The proposition is that feminism has become so mainstream as to be an empty marketing tool, a mere slogan on a bag or a T-shirt.
"We have only to look at other countries," he said, "to see that once corruption takes hold, democracy itself becomes a charade, justice becomes a mere slogan camouflaging a cesspool of self-interest".
The "hope and change" that became his trademark was more than mere slogan; the very idea of a first black president became a mirror for whatever people wanted to see in him.
