platitude

I tell him to give it time or some such platitude.

You do not offer platitudes to people in their times of need.

That at least some of them do so is a platitude.

Or did he speak such platitudes to all his women?

You'd never think of such a platitude all by yourself.

"What platitude are you going to state in your picture of me?"

Platitudes and small talk he could do in a bar.

What the Council has put in place today is a series of platitudes.

I'm not sure it's allowed to offer anything other than platitudes.

But Kirk seemed to have more than platitudes in mind.

I mean, somebody's going to be doing a town hall meeting and talking about all these general platitudes.

His own art had moved away from the platitudes of social realism.

All platitudes, of course, but they sounded fine at the time.

Laurie was not going to be able to get away with platitudes.

I have not heard anything but meaningless platitudes from the man.

Across sports you hear plenty of platitudes about being the best.

At such a time one might have expected even the most honest man to fall into platitudes.

But please, for the love of God, drop the platitudes.

Success in Iraq is hard to define once you get past the platitudes.

At this stage, he is full of platitudes and gratitude.

Of course, businesses and consumers around the world are looking for more than just platitudes.

"Maybe so, but it makes more sense than the platitudes we've been getting from the police.

Perhaps it was the cumulative weight of all those platitudes.

I could use any one of the several stock phrases or platitudes about this.

I was getting a bit fed up with listening to the same old platitudes.