Sentences with phrase «using big words»

Make it easy to understand — using big words is alright but only if you are absolutely sure that they actually define you.

Using big words can show intelligence and a wide ranging vocabulary.

If you've ever worked with someone who enjoys using big words or lots of jargon, all in an effort to impress and confuse others, you know how frustrating it can be to have a conversation with someone like this.

My my, you are using some big words in this comment.

Try reading a dictionary before using big words.

I overheard the S.N.O.R.T. people talking and using big words like confidence... patience... obedience.

I wan na talk to Chad up there... using big words, yo bro wtf is scatalogical and mysoginistic..

She is growing up too fast and has started using big words like today when I was playing peekaboo with her she told me that «mommy you startled me» and I said — I did what?

In humans, these displays can include risk taking (rashly choosing to «hit» in blackjack, say), writing a romantic poem, or using big words.

You may notice your toddler using big words and long sentences with older people, but change their language to a more simple tone when talking to other children.

Earlier today I criticized pastors and professors for using big words in their theological writing and teaching.

Using big words doesn't make you any less irrelevant and ignorant.

He basically said that a lot of people link deepness to using big words.

In other words, I find using big words and jargon implies you feel insecure about your intelligence and education.

And don't use big words you don't understand.

P.S. I love the way you used a big word, «alluded».

Lionly: Please learn to use those big words properly; you are using suffixes in odd places and your punctuation isn't all that it could be.

I have tried to debate calvinist, they usually attack you personally and try to use big words to sound very educated and always say you are misrepresenting what they believe but never actually tell you what they believe.

But we common folks don't like to use big words!

Why do we theologians like to use big words to say simple things?

It is not that the author used big words or fancy philosophical language, but that the book formatting kept throwing me off.

Please give your rational behind your claim that it debunks the science, and I speak science so by all means, use your big words.

I know that sometimes big words are necessary, but I think that usually, theologians use big words so that we will be impressed by their knowledge, and as a result, will not question them when they later start to say some outlandish things.

The philosophy of reflection tends to use big words: epoche reflective distance, letting go, etc..

When you don't know what you mean, use BIG words... That often fools little people.»

I just want people to understand what is being said, and not to use big words to sound smart.

When you use big words, nobody is impressed.

Don't get ahead on uourself and use big words for small players.Legend is Henry or Bergkamp, wizzards of football and countless goals scorers.This is a great news, finally Wilshere is gone for good.I hope he's never coming back.Do the same with Walcott and everything is going to be great for our team.I said this for years - Arsenal is not going forward until Wenger drops the utopia called «british core».

Play word games like Scrabble and hangman, and encourage your child to use big words.

Medicine loves to use big words that keep people in the dark and feel confused.

Remember medicine uses big words to make you confused.

You know those guys who try to use big words to make themselves appear to be smarter than they really are?

It appears that many of the leading tweeters in education policy are «arrogant / distant,» meaning we are «well read» and «use big words.»

His conclusion: It appears that many of the leading tweeters in education policy are «arrogant / distant,» meaning we are «well read» and «use big words.»

Sometimes we use big words when we need to just be clear about what matters.

I'd like to first remark that the books I typically read are more... sophisticated in nature, written by long dead authors, who used big words and flowery descriptions.

Scholars tend to use big words and numbers to replace their lack of knowledge.

They used a big word to describe my condition - emaciated.

When you use big words which you don't even understand out of context, at least learn to spell them right.

uses bigger words, but it's really pretentious.

I am an autodidact - that's why I use bigger words than I should.

When you don't know what you mean, Use big words That often fools little people.â $

Not because they don't like the people doing it, not because the people doing it aren't smart, not because they don't use big words, but because other people are unable to repeat the experiment and get the same result.

He's is just quoting scientists who are paid to use big words which may sound obscene but aren't really.

Their students, in turn, absorb the dangerous message that people who use big words are smarter — or at least appear to be — than those who don't.

It also looks at the culture, politics, and law affecting tattoo art and is not afraid to use big words.

Don't use big words either.

You don't need to use big words to be successful — you need to write in a language that the employer understands and can read quickly and efficiently.

Never use a big word if a simple one will do.

Mark Anthony Dyson, MAEd / AET of The Voice of Job Seekers warns that if you use big words that you don't actually use regularly, find other words, or risk coming off inexperienced and insecure.