Sentences with phrase «of big words»

Another misconception is that using very formal language with lots of big words makes you sound professional and serious.

Nice use of a big word that isn't very common.

I'm as fond of big words as the next writer but your point is well taken.

Don't think you can send the same cover letter with a bunch of big words to 20 different companies.

It had a lot of big words that I didn't understand, and I did the worst thing possible.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas isn't a fan of big words in judicial opinions.

But, in truth, political morality consists precisely in resisting the seductive temptation of the big words by which humanity and its opportunities are gambled away.»

read slowly and sound out each syllable of the big words.

It shouldn't be controversial to suggest that scientists ought to foster a culture of acceptance, in which it's OK to ask questions and own up to your deficiencies instead of hiding them behind a veneer of big words and nodding.

On the other hand, if someone uses lots of bigger words with only a few pronouns, it could be a sign that he or she is more formal.

Harold isn't the warm and fuzzy type, and instead greets his hangdog oldest progeny (and his very charming daughter, played by Grace Van Patten) with what appears to be standard behavior: spitting out a slew of big words and complaining about his lot in life.

Do not try to dazzle people with your brilliant command of big words.

Avoid jargon and overuse of big words.

Commitment is one of the biggest words for trading.

hopefully your headed to school to learn the meaning of those big words you have used incorrectly!!!

Says pitcher Dan Petry, «We were all shocked in the first team meeting when we heard some of the big words Doug throws out.

She produced and directed «American Teen,» one of the biggest word - of - mouth buzz hits of the 2008 Sundance Film Festival, theatrically released by Paramount.

All of the big words mean that in this skin biopsy an allergy is most likely, but autoimmune disease can not be ruled out for sure.

But, err, apropos of nothing much... would «hiatus» be one of those big words for ordinary things?

Lots of big words, but absolutely bizarre — mesosphere feeding into troposphere and affecting hurricanes?