Sentences with phrase «fancy language»

A resume written in fancy language or with complex words creates an obstruction in reading for the employer.

No need for fancy language here: I just really, really, really like this soup.

And standout letters are not just those that contain fancy language.

Although many people may want to impress recruiters and executives with fancy language and sentence structure, it can easily go from impressive — to unclear and confusing.

She speaks a pile of fancy languages.

But Briefcase is delighted to inform its readers that it has discovered a system called «do nothing» or, in more fancy language, the «procrastination equals profit» approach to success on the stock market — hereby known as PEP for short.

It can be very tempting to use fancy language, verbose sentences, and multi-syllabic words in an attempt to impress your reader.

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As Claudia pointed out above, it's a lot of fancy language to make authors think that this is a good idea when really it's illogical.

Remember, online readers aren'tlooking for fancy language and big words; instead they're looking for quick and easy content that will give them a lot of information in a short amount of time.

Fair enough, but no need to dress it all up in fancy language.

You do not need fancy words, fancy language, or lots of repetition.

Nowhere is any flowery and fancy language to impress those who present with His advanced holiness.

1) The villain of the drama, CO2, has no dipole when «at rest» (those who know quantum mechanics can translate this into a fancier language).