Similar words: service, services, disservice, serviceman, room service, self-service, wire service, service life. Meaning: n. an expression of agreement that is not supported by real conviction.
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31. John paid lip service to Helen's new hairstyle.
32. He was merely paying lip service.
33. Unfortunately, such views are not so influential in this age of economic determinism, even if governments often pay lip service to them.
34. That was merely lip service, you should not believe him.
35. Lip service is paid to Palestinian goals, but the radical terrorist agenda would not be satisfied by Palestinian statehood.
36. But I just think that it's time that we paid lip service to our lip service.
37. During election season some politicians give only lip service to their voters.
38. They praised the judge, but it was all lip service.
39. Trades unionists pay only lip service to the need for research.
40. People pay lip service to their dreams of freedom, but many feel frightened by it.
41. They pay lip service to education, but don't work for better schools.
42. They paid only lip service to the need for research.
43. Despite much lip service to the contrary, decision making remains the prerogative of top managers.
44. He lip service to religion just because it was good for business.
45. Far better to have your leaders pay lip service to "freedom" and "human rights" as they coercively mold you into a docile little manikin fit for their desired bureaucratic utopia.
46. I know that it is not the rightway to pay lip service to Mother'slove.
47. First, Maoism was based on the belief that the peasantry is the principal revolutionary class, even though lip service was ambiguously paid to the principle of "proletarian leadership."
48. Acquire a selection of boxsets to watch while snuggled up in the evening, such as Prisoner Cell Block H, Bad Girls, The L Word, and Lip Service.
49. Don't give me lip service. I want to see some action!
50. Petty despots and tin-pot tyrants often pay lip service to democratic ideals to give their regimes an aura of legitimacy.
51. "Many of these companies, such as Foursquare, are only paying lip service to privacy concerns,(http://Sentencedict.com)" says Stamper.
52. He paid lip service to religion just because it was good for business.
53. Some people pay lip service to education, but don't vote taxes for better schools.
54. CMEA members have reverted to separate bilateral deals with lip service to multilateralism.
55. I paid lip service to the theory of recovering the lost territory.
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