Príklady wordy

• Describing playful activity of necessity becomes wordy, but it is nevertheless essential in order to capture and convey what it looks and sounds like.

• The complete text answer for this question, on the other hand, becomes wordy, making it very difficult for users to visualize it.

• But there were no sounds to support the rather wordy exposition of these fascinating topics.

• The book will be an enjoyable read for any curious non-specialist, and interesting background (though probably too wordy) for an undergraduate in geology or geophysics.

• The remaining three sections are weak, speculative, overly wordy and loosely argued.

• They also avoid being too wordy, long, and sentimental.

• But he doesn't find the passive wordy at all.

• The editors there say that we shouldn't discriminate between wordy and concise choices in the language.

• Furthermore, the author's confession that he found these sermons ' wordy, repetitive and dull ' does not inspire the reader's confidence.

• It spots cliches and wordy phrases.

• Lander tells the story of the movement in a series of chronological chapters, generally well-written, albeit a trifle wordy.

• Hints and sample solutions are given, which would be helpful if it were not for the fact that the sample solutions are needlessly long and wordy.

• This style and the desire, correctly in my view, to emphasise the ever-flexible and contingent nature of groupwork does make the text wordy and in places quite dense.

• I should be pleased if he would accommodate me in this way, and save us from a rather arduous and wordy debate.

• Parts of the documents are ingenious, worthy, wordy, thoughtful and well-meant.