Sentences with phrase «own verbosity»

I am not sure that a practicing believer of any faith, taking a break from verbosity about their religion, will be any less religious... or gain much insight into the commonality of humanity and human experience.

I think a fast from verbosity about religion may help the religious people to see how religion - free people may indeed lack nothing, but instead, their «envelope» is just a particular sort of clothing — not necessary but fun for them perhaps.

Walking an impossible line between high camp and ferocious heterosexuality, Brand's secret ingredient is his extraordinary verbosity.

Forgive my temerity and verbosity.

So a quotation from St Paul on sympathetic weakness brought Luther on to better loved ground, and a suitable ending after a rather artificial apology for the verbosity of a letter which was not in fact very long.

It's not all verbosity.

Disraeli and Gladstone had long been rivals and when Gladstone successfully attacked his opponent's policies in Turkey Disraeli turned on him and called him «a sophistical rhetorician, inebriated with the exuberance of his own verbosity.»

Worse, a centrist with a tendency for verbosity.

Throughout the arrogant chorus by the regime that the bailout was not going to be continued beyond April 2018, Dr. Bawumia's verbosity had been the loudest, with the man actually declaring in March 2016 that the IMF program was a sham!

LIWC categories associated with informality (leisure, assent) and impulse (anger, swear words, sexual, body, ingestion) were generally associated with declining ego level, while the relationship of ego development to verbosity or response length showed the greatest increases at the later stages of development.

Jimmy Moores verbosity ruins the book for sure.

In general, extended content offered insight only into users» opinions of themselves (as opposed to specific likes, dislikes, experiences, etc.); proper grammar correlated with verbosity.

The former, given their low self - esteem and little love for verbosity, will only utter what is necessary and true.

Now admittedly some of this verbosity is good because it does tell you what their values are, but sharing and bouncing the ball back to the other person, as DG described above, is the best way to learn about someone, and even then over time, as opposed to all in one night.

Miscommunication can cause the best pursuits to fail prematurely so please bear with my verbosity.

More of a listener, than a person with an exuberance of Verbosity!!

The films of indie auteur Perry («Listen Up Philip») are known for a certain verbosity, but here there's no undertow, just bromides dressed up as profundities.

In fact, McDonagh's hyperreal, quickfire verbosity would probably sound like gravel in a cement mixer in most mouths, even those of other Irish actors, but with Farrell's shifty quick - wittedness, it sounds as natural as breathing.

His comedy comes from his verbosity and he panics unnecessarily when the ineffective local sheriff (George Wallace) comes around.

Herzfeldt's bleakly hopeful World of Tomorrow is unique among the nominees in its verbosity and wide - ranging ideas — the rest of them are essentially one - track - minded silent films.

It's hilarious, and Smith's crass verbosity still works for me even though I'm sick of Tarantino's circumlocution.

Whenever someone exercises superlative verbosity and use of rhetoric (i.e. Everett or someone else uses a word more than three or four syllables — you'll know them when you hear them)

As with so many characters in the Stillman canon, those in Love & Friendship speak with a verbosity that is almost artificial, an extension of their performances.

Film criticism is all subjective anyways, so why not just skip the verbosity and call a spade a spade?

There are some elements that are well managed — the symbol illumination that Stuart refers to above works very well, and the scenes with Robert Langdon's imagination played out are a useful technique that allow some streamlining of the exposition and reduction in the relative verbosity of his character.

The eternal enemy of brief interactions with help - seekers is teacher verbosity.

Helprin's is also a voice that divides people, though while Hazzard goes for lyricism, his tone is one of baroque complication and grandiosity (or verbosity and pompousness, if you're one of the Goodreads one - star reviewers).

The writing mistake we want to discuss this week is verbosity.

Serious devotees of historical fiction will appreciate Spufford's unrestrained verbosity and knowing winks toward his influences.

Verbosity takes up the valuable volume, but it also misleads without giving the reader an opportunity to understand your points.

The main problem most writers have when they first start to compose queries is one of verbosity.

Authors who are afflicted with verbosity, either do not know what they saying or they are too confused saying it simply in a short form.

But I'd prefer, at this point, to err on the side of verbosity to ensure I present you with all my underlying investment reasoning, analysis, philosophy — plus any examples, side comments etc. that occur to me.

Like verbosity and male pattern baldness, longevity runs in my family.

I'm going to try and discipline myself to blog weekly, cut down on the verbosity and increase the analysis.

Well, my lack of motivation was seemingly replaced with an almost unprecedented strain of verbosity.

But the fact remains that the problems that sunk the genre to begin with are still present: lack of replayability, high cost of development for content players can chew through in a chicken minute, pixel hunting, nonsensical puzzle design, verbosity, randomly rubbing items together in the hopes of discovering a solution, and just plain ol' getting stuck with no hope of moving the game forward.

Certain voices tend to get a bit grating (the Polar Bear's in particular), so it's lucky you can adjust unit verbosity.

What the dialogue loses in verbosity and lyricism («What do you want with the president?»

I find that many artists hide behind verbosity, as if the more they write, the closer they can get to the truth.

The other's one might have Ed Ruscha on canvas and John Baldessari on video, where the growing verbosity has something to do with the turn from Southern California highways to academia.

It's the exceptional verbosity that fails the smell test, to mix a metaphor.

The first referee also accused the paper of «excess verbosity»,»

That said: Perhaps the explanation for your excessive posting and verbosity (along with Killian and Nigel) is that you are operating on an accelerated time - line?

Fortunately, most of the Denizens are self - educated, pro-active experts who know all the details of climate science — otherwise, this blog might have a tendency to degenerate into mere egotistical verbosity.

Ben, «Catastrophile» is a great way to describe the climate obsessed kooks whose loud verbosity is filling the public square.

The real climate facts stripped of extreme and incoherent verbosity is that recent warming (1944 to 1998) was some 0.4 K at 0.07 K / decade.

He doesn't say anything that is worth responding in the great swathes of verbosity and a lack of any discussion of the articles he lists.

Verbosity substituting for clarity and a scientific education beyond growing wheat seed in damp cotton wool?

Nice One seems to be the argument through verbosity type, ignoring the details are against them and just posting falsehoods that take a little effort to see through.