| In reality, it was theological pablum, and many clergy recognized it as such. |
| He does not bother to sheath his protectionist urges in pablum about competitiveness, preferring prosecutorial accusation of trade infringement. |
| Only the most thin-skinned and histrionic of Malaysia Airlines' customers could conceivably claim to be offended by this pablum. |
| At worst, in a prior era, his op-ed might have been considered boilerplate post-national-tragedy pablum. |
| It is pure political pablum, to buy votes not to in any way move forward the political life of Canada. |
| The second looks at cultural contexts for American politics, including religious, sports-oriented, Facebook, and other pablum. |
