Sentence examples similar to phrase-monger from inspiring English sources
Nor did Thatcher deliver economic success, still less "save our country" in David Cameron's silly and overblown phrase-mongering.
The problem with all this is that instead of ideas, we get self-serving, vacuous phrase-mongering.
Simple minded phrase-mongering and gimmickry are scintillating so right now our leaders are sticking with "Bloodsport".
When I hear that kind of truth-telling from either of the pre-anointed Democrats, instead of their relentless phrase-mongering and dressed-up equivocations, then we can take them seriously.
My teenage daughter slunk out of the store as I delivered a withering refusal that included the phrases "fear mongering" and "hustle".
Both phrases refer to the image-mongering by which chief executives hope to distract us from whatever it is they may actually be up to when they're not hawking the virtues of their own pure hearts.
He has a disdainful phrase for people who prattle on about themselves: "virtue mongers".
From a campaign blooper, which the Democrats rectified during the convention by reinstating the phrase "God-given potential," Mr. Romney leapt to fear-mongering.
Perhaps "gay soldier" is a phrase that encompasses too many categories for a Republican field that has been caught up in caricature-mongering, and all too willing to slip away from reality, and from the multitude of complexities that most lives contain.
"Too much money-mongering".
