verbiage造句

lose oneself in verbiage

Slough off unimportant verbiage.

use concise military verbiage- on.

The speaker lost himself in verbiage.

The use of an excessive number of words;verbiage.

plough through the verbiage of an official report,ie read it with difficulty

It has more to do with math, geometrical shapes, than verbiage.

He was a more than commonly candid English gentleman in his awowed dislike of the poet's nonsense, verbiage and verse.

Finally, what is now called academic economics will be treated with the same disrespect that rigorous (and practical) minds currently have for Derrida-style post-modernist verbiage.

If you've got to get rid of your excess verbiage, 'says I,' why not go out on the river bank and speak a piece?

But when programmers want to write simple test code without all the verbiage involved in a doctest, then test functions are a wonderful way to write.

Note: These tweeters may well be Harvard doctoral candidates playing an elaborate practical joke, but the verbiage and profile photos seem to indicate otherwise.

When one cuts through the cliches of a "green New Deal" and other verbiage, the stark reality is that the party has no clue about what to do either in its first 100 days or thereafter.

Fang Ping loses himself in verbiage which does not tally with the Chinese usage, so that he fails to convey the simple and graceful language characteristic of the original.