One example this week comes from John Ganz, who wrote a widely shared Washington Post piece titled "Libertarians have more in common with the alt-right than they want you to think." Ganz mostly ...

With due respect for their intentions, the advocates for passage of the Children's Services Council fail to make a persuasive case. No advocate has offered more than what logic professors call ...

Glittering generalities have two features. They are vague and often ambiguous, and the listener receives the sense that is close to his own perception of the word.