Sentence examples for characteristically lengthy from inspiring English sources
"We should be a great republic, this South America," Mr. Chávez said Thursday at one of his characteristically lengthy news conferences.
In a characteristically lengthy and detailed opinion, Thomas said that the early New Deal Court — the Nine Old Men — was right, and all the Justices over the following six decades were wrong.
At the very start of this collection, in one of his characteristically lengthy introductions, Neil Gaiman apologises profusely for the lack of cohesion in genre, period, subject matter or any other connection between the several short stories included in Trigger Warning.
This Thursday saw Wieseltier's response: a lengthy and characteristically splenetic editorial in defense of critical spleen.
In his characteristically facetious way, Marx, having just cited a very lengthy passage from Martin Luther (1483 1546) in which Luther inveighs against usurers as the greatest enemies of mankind after the devil himself, says that original sin is, alas, to be found everywhere: the original sin is accumulation.
It is characteristically clear and patient in its tone, even if some readers regard its lengthy instructions for the making of a production as impossibly demanding.
And because this disease is transmitted by blood, those infected largely are former or current IV-drug users -- a population that characteristically has little or no health insurance -- who may not be the most able to stick to a lengthy treatment regimen that can cause brutal side effects.
