Sentence examples for particularly verbose from inspiring English sources

With the notable exception of Mr.Ed, members of the equine species are not particularly verbose, so having an open discussion with your horse is not a viable option.

The abstract SWRL syntax which is consistent with the OWL specification is rather verbose and not particularly easy to read [61].

It would have been a sensational speech to a jury, particularly if Sir John were less verbose and repetitive.

The character of Phainos Kamunda, a young man enamoured of made-up English jawbreakers (dananability, syllambability, gigotism) is particularly popular with Zimbabweans, who can perhaps be forgiven for seeing in him the forerunner of a certain verbose and highly excitable former minister of information.

Le Figaro found it "verbose and static.

I miss that nasty, verbose low-life.

No more "the verbose and ponderous".

These are edited excerpts from that verbose conversation.

It felt labored, like a verbose screenplay.

The trouble is not that Leader is verbose.

How did this verbose upstart get a blog?