Sentence examples for complex diction from inspiring English sources
If you're dealing with a non-academic person (somebody who is good at sports, modeling, crafts, etc. but isn't too strong with reading, writing) then don't use complex diction, because they will think you're trying to make them feel stupid when they aren't.
Look for sudden changes in diction or overly complex language.
Cavafy's relative verbal barrenness, therefore, has meaning, but the meaning depends on measuring his deliberately flat diction against an often complex prosody.
Meanwhile, as a longtime creative writing instructor, I was most concerned with the guy's voice, his diction, his ability to express a complex idea clearly, his education and finally, his face.
The forming M Cu (M: complexes 1 and 2) ensemble could be further utilized as a colorimetric and emission "turn-on" bifunctional detection for CN−, especially for complex 1-Cu2 + showed a high sensitivity toward CN− with a limit of diction is 97 nM.
The villains, when they eventually appear, are perhaps a little less colourful than those in the 1969 film, and Jeff Bridges's diction lacks Wayne's clarity, though in other ways he's altogether more complex.
His style was a complex amalgam — a blending of heterogeneous attitudes, a rapid shifting (sometimes too rapid) of viewpoint and diction.
The American Conservatory Theater's production presented Stoppard's complex theatrical tale with such a rare sense of dramatic clarity (resting on a foundation of crisp diction) that its nearly three-hour length flew by unnoticed.
CLASSICAL MUSIC SEAFARER Feb. 28-March 24 Anthony Dean Griffey, whose honeyed voice and crystalline diction could make him a perfect singer of Britten, takes on one of the composer's most complex characters — the title role in "Peter Grimes," which the Met is offering in a new production by John Doyle.
