Use "verbiage" in a sentence
verbiage example sentences
verbiage
1. Finally, after a lot of verbiage, she admitted that she had never heard of the word
2. We are constantly subjected to so much written and spoken verbiage that we forget that our very existence depends on whether we have sufficient nutritious food, water, a roof over our head and some medical care comfort
3. ” However, as with most politicians that was only verbiage
4. I would hope that he might be encouraged to sift through that verbiage for those hidden “gems” to flesh out that positive support
5. verbiage end what remains? Truth remains
6. Do you want the reader to be impressed with your verbiage
7. ‖ The verbiage smacked of putative complicity but nothing specific so maybe no one had questioned the doctor mentioned in the accounts
8. Maybe there are several tack-on laws of different types for the bill under consideration, where you learn it once and know what it means when used again with other legislation, so bills can be written simply in English with reference to general (iron clad) tackon laws that keep the verbiage down
9. An amendment on the armed forces to make them purple suited to replace the verbiage on the establishment and maintenance of a Navy, Army, militia etc
10. I feel intensely satisfied, but it only lasts until she answers with an overwhelming stream of verbiage
11. The audience became a little confused by his verbiage but pretty much ignored it, waiting for his “act” to begin in earnest
12. And it is exactly what you see in the demagogic insult battles for the higher leveraging ground of political and social language: the more morally charged the verbiage, the more tainting any suspicion of trespass
13. Instead and in place of the signature, the check has verbiage
14. Then the love-thoughts of the heart clothed themselves simply and naturally as the heart conceived them, nor sought to commend themselves by forced and rambling verbiage
15. 7 Do not be put off by the stupefyingly boring verbiage of accounting footnotes
16. The next step was to flip through the verbiage in the financial statements for disclosure, comment, observation-anything helpful to explain a large change
17. In National Education's case, the resident library verbiage was especially troubling: How do they track use, and do they book two or three years at the outset of the contract?
18. The verbiage explained that "the second quarter results include an unusual charge of $4 million resulting from all issued and estimated future customer credits arising from the reconciliation of customer accounts following the conversion to a new management information system at Applied Learning
19. "8 The company topped previous obfuscatory verbiage with this explanation
20. There was no explanation in the verbiage
21. The quality-detecting exercise for the income statement is primarily carried out in the verbiage that explains earnings
22. Jackson's meaning, through a transition of sentences, a collocation of words, and a shifting of verbiage
