| But all Wright does is repeat platitudes from his last confab at Brookings. |
| Once again, there is no sign of any reaction from the United Nations beyond pious platitudes. |
| Yet it has evolved as the major challenge of our day, demanding responses beyond pious platitudes. |
| Divested of their high-sounding platitudes, these programs were intended to train the nation's future leaders. |
| So says The Knife, who, as their name suggests, are not a conventional band content to offer vacuous platitudes served on a diet of mediocrity. |
| But members of the Omagh victims' group are not content with such platitudes. |
