Sentence examples for Extensive vocabulary from inspiring English sources

I was just... ...... Garner's extensive vocabulary fails him momentarily.

But do not, as a writer, show off your extensive vocabulary.

Her family believes that it has helped Johnson recover her extensive vocabulary.

At age 5, he does not have an extensive vocabulary, but he knows his intergalactic characters.

Few gallery reporters possessed a more sensitive nose for humbug, or such an extensive vocabulary with which to expose it.

He enlisted the help of linguist Paul Frommer, who created an extensive vocabulary and grammar for the giant blue beings.

According to an analysis of song lyrics by the 93 biggest-selling musicians, four rappers use more extensive vocabularies than Dylan.

Should belugas whose range of calls represents one of the most extensive vocabularies in the animal kingdom have to listen to their whistles bouncing off walls?

Children rely on pragmatic skills to build more extensive vocabularies.

Had they not had such extensive vocabularies, they would have been reduced to merely eating the nachoes, grabbing, chewing, and nodding their heads.

Children who are sung to in their earlier years develop more extensive vocabularies later in life and may have a greater ease communicating themselves.