Sentence examples for simple verbiage from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind, as Snowden has said, that bulk collection is simple verbiage for mass surveillance.

Or, in simpler verbiage, Box has built a small tool called Box Notes that brings, for the first time, file editing capabilities to its file storage solution.

To some, his approach may seem like mere verbiage.

Keep Your Verbiage Simple When it comes to writing a book description, I encourage you to save your five-dollar words for another time.

Jeff Hostetler, a Giants quarterback under Erhardt, said on the team's Web site that Erhardt's communication approach "was the most simple as far as verbiage and most consistent" of the half-dozen or so systems he had experienced.

World class writers have argued over whether to use simple words, or employ sesquipedalian verbiage.

Its simple lines prompted a stream of verbiage.

Although I am loathe to encourage unnecessary legislative verbiage, it would be simple to add a sentence stating that "the tax exempt status of religious corporations shall not be challenged on the basis of this law".

In its simplest form, gesture is re-instantiated as verbiage (pointing, locating, describing, naming), but as semiotic tasks become more complex, written wordings and images are re-instantiated as spoken wordings and symbolic expressions, and vice versa.

Geiger suggested that the reason contracts are often so long and incomprehensible is that lawyers feel compelled to add lots of unnecessary verbiage to cover unlikely edge cases, which usually isn't necessary for these kinds of simple agreements.

He hates conservative verbiage.