Sentence examples for rather verbose from inspiring English sources

Alan Greenspan's soothing, if rather verbose, words on America's housing market in 2005 rank high on history's list of infamous predictions.

This thinly disguised and rather verbose polemic disrupts and, for many, destroys the tone of the book, but the story still has much to offer.

There was Jack McCallum's excellent best-seller — "Dream Team" — that needed no subtitle but tacked on the rather verbose "How Michael, Magic, Larry, Charles, and the Greatest Team of All Time Conquered the World and Changed the Game of Basketball Forever".

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

C++'s mechanisms for defining functions or function objects are, however, rather verbose, and they often force the function's definition to be placed far from its use.

Harrison, rather less verbose, replies, "I hear you, brother".

If you know it, try using the website's numerical address rather than its verbose URL (Universal Resource Locator) name.

Statements made by the FOMC during the notoriously verbose Alan Greenspan's tenure as chairman were in fact rather concise on average, they were just 210 words, with a reading level of 13.6, suitable for second-year university students.