Less compelling were the verbose literary texts projected during orchestral interludes.
The show's catalogue and its verbose wall texts adduce abstract evils of "late capitalism" and (new to me) "late liberalism," which the artists are presumed to subvert.
(The earliest, written by James Agee, is gorgeous, but — not surprisingly — a good deal more verbose than Mr. Lamorisse's spare text).
As Constance, the cheerfulest of the nuns, Alisa Jordheim didn't always emphasize the text in Poulenc's verbose, detailed libretto and her voice sometimes struggled with filling the Venetian Theater.
I do believe that the quirks and idiosyncrasies of style have their place in scientific literature, but in this case the text is way too verbose.
Leete's image has been praised for being more arresting while his accompanying text is also far less verbose.
If we explain these issues in the main text, apparently, it would seem too verbose.
PCPs also mentioned the readability of the alert text, which they often considered too verbose.> The participants indicated that the functionality of the CDSS was also perceived as a barrier to using it (see Table 6).
Each mutation was labeled as deleterious, activating, or neutral based on keyword recognition within only the first two words of the text description to prevent complications with exceptionally verbose phenotype descriptions.
The writer-director Pascale Ferran chose to use an earlier version of Lawrence's text ("John Thomas and Lady Jane"), which is less verbose than the final version.
