Sentence examples for verbiage about from inspiring English sources
She spills paragraphs of verbiage about herself without revealing anything.
It produced much verbiage about colonialism and neocolonialism, with a heavy emphasis on the Western version.
THE wave of consolidation that has swept over the auto industry has been accompanied by much verbiage about the need to achieve economies of scale.
Vince Cable must now surely realise that you reap what you sow: meaningless verbiage about government's role doesn't ruffle a hair on the heads of corporates.
His published statements have a tendency to windy verbiage about the Sublime (he was, by all accounts, a great and profligate talker).
Yet underneath all the pseudo-progressive verbiage about 'privilege' lies the old elitist assumption about the censor having a better idea of what is 'appropriate' than the reader or the listener.
Perusing it was like ripping off a blindfold: Suddenly she saw what all that verbiage was about.
If you haven't noticed, every single technology vendor large and small is now shoveling great amounts of verbiage (sic) about cloud computing, its virtues, its dangers, its (lack of) change from what has come before.
But the verbiage talking about "us" versus "them" is what is burdensome.
He had begun writing about legal verbiage years earlier, including a 1953 article in the Stanford Law Review titled "How to Make Contracts Illegible".
He thought it contained nothing but verbiage, with no remarks about mobilisation, defence, fighting or war.
