vacuous remarks
[VAK-yoo-us ri-MARKS]
noun phrase
observações vazias
1. statements or comments that lack substance, intelligence, or meaningful content; empty or insubstantial utterances
The politician's vacuous remarks about the economy failed to address any real issues.
As observações vazias do político sobre a economia não abordaram nenhuma questão real.
2. superficial or trivial comments made without thought or depth of understanding
Her vacuous remarks about art showed she had never truly studied the subject.
Seus comentários vazios sobre arte mostraram que ela nunca havia estudado o assunto de verdade.
This phrase is commonly used in academic, journalistic, and political discourse in both Brazilian and American English to critique public figures or works that lack depth. In Brazil, it's frequently employed in media criticism and academic discussions. In the US, it's particularly prevalent in political commentary and cultural criticism.
NYC Slang
empty talk, fluff, BS
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