Sentence examples for vacuous comment from inspiring English sources

A glowing but vacuous comment, sometimes attributed to a company, sometimes to a specific individual.

A similar document from MSNBC announces the introduction of "laugh meters" to rate programming and directs all correspondents to continue the practice refined in recent years of beginning every report after being introduced with a vacuous comment from a news anchor with the words, "you're absolutely right".

Or perhaps David Reyne was being deliberate and meta by segueing from entirely vacuous comments to an ad for vacuum cleaners.

He follows up with vacuous ("air-headed") comments like: "Syria is Iran's only ally in the Arab world.

Just for Show is, as much as anything, Newson's comment on the vacuous aesthetics of abstract dance.

So Ben has used his family name as a platform on which to comment on the vacuous nature of talentless kids profiting from their family name.

"The request for comments is a bit vacuous, since there is not yet any specification of what [the] input is needed for," reads one public comment posted on DBI's blog item announcing the hiatus.

The Spectator columnist Rod Liddle wrote that most of the blog comments were simply: "accurate refutations of her vacuous argument" on the benefits of immigration.

The western correspondent relies for his information upon the following: a careful screening of the vacuous and sterile official Soviet press; off-the-record comments and speculations gleaned from western diplomats (the sources coincide!); and chance encounters with middle-level representatives of the Soviet elite (but as human material this is too shoddy and unreliable to merit serious attention).

Her comments on the initial shows have been criticised for being banal, vacuous and inarticulate.

This week's New York Times Magazine offers a look at what could be taught, in what some readers consider a perfect world, and what others have referred to, in the comments, as "one-sided," "defeatist, non-judgmental to the point of vacuous relativism" and yet "another parental task turned over to educators".