Sentence examples for particular platitudes from inspiring English sources
In particular, platitudes need not take the form of an identity claim, equational definition, or a material biconditional.
There are tradeoffs with any particular FDA policy stance, but you offer only vague platitudes with no attempts to scientifically study the problem.
Typically, they utter this platitude immediately before insisting that in the particular situation at hand no non-military alternative exists.
This chapter focuses on the process of formulating a board-test strategy, which relies less on traditional guidelines and platitudes than on a careful evaluation of a particular manufacturing-and-test situation.
They're not sure how much they should share, so I'll get platitudes like, 'Everything is great.' With this one employee in particular, I was having a hard time; I was obviously making her uncomfortable.
Andrew Gelman at The Washington Post recently pointed out one particular "tell" of bad horse race journalism: Its "wheels" are "greased" with "empty platitudes".
Seth, in particular, is uncommonly pure — he's the type of dude who reads the platitude printed on an herbal tea bag, nods approvingly, and then pads over to show it to his big brother.
Forget Goveian platitudes.
