verbosely Sentences

He spoke verbosely, filling the room with meaningless words.

She wrote verbosely in her diary, detailing every minor event of her day.

The lawyer's arguments were verbosely crafted, aiming to overwhelm the judge with evidence.

Because he is so verbosely, I often feel that he could just get to the point.

Her verbosely typed letter was so long that it took over an hour to read through.

He was made to speak verbosely, explaining every little detail of the event.

Her verbosely flowed, making the conference call drag on indefinitely.

The verbosely crafted report was a spectacle of language and length.

I find it difficult to listen to someone who speaks verbosely and endlessly about trivial things.

He challenged his friend to stop being so verbosely and get to the actual point of their argument.

She noted down the noun verbosely, adding extra adjectives and adverbs to the meaning of the word.

They complained about the verbosely worded contract, which took hours to understand.

He explained the success of his project verbosely, highlighting every possible variable.

The verbosely formatted document was extremely lengthy, making it difficult for readers to find specific information.

Because she was so verbosely, she often talked over others during meetings.

The verbosely written instructions confused more than they clarified the new equipment.

They read the verbosely written marking on the map, trying to understand the directions.

The verbosely discussed topic always seemed like a waste of time to him.

She was criticized for her verbosely written essay, which was laden with extraneous information.

To her, being verbosely meant using elaborate language, even when it wasn't necessary or clear.