Sentences with phrase «verbiage here»

I think you maybe using the wrong verbiage here?

Granted I'm picking on the legal verbiage here, but isn't that the first place you should go when deciding if an identity verification services background check is right for you?

No theoretical verbiage here, but based on the individual contributions by experienced academics and journalists of those political leaders.

Dominick, no doubt that the author was taking some liberty with the verbiage here.

Not exact matches

Why don't we have articles on here that actually say something different from the same old recycled verbiage, just under a new heading with the words and sentences shuffled around to try (in vain) to disguise the fact that we have read the «same old say nothing» article before, just in different form.

«And I think the Republican politicians in this state have to condemn the activity, condemn the verbiage — silence is acceptance and no New Yorker should accept what was said here.»

With limited verbiage on my part and in no particular order here are the best Blu - ray's of 2009.

The warm affection for foibles, the lightning - quick volleys of verbiage, the screwball forward plunge of the montage: So much of what made Frances Ha special is right here, too.

Without further adieu, here is my list (Without a lot of verbiage this year) of the best of 2008.

Since Anthony stands in rapt admiration of Monckton's sparkling verbiage, here's a word for him to look up: logorrhea.

Others here seem to prefer verbiage in the mistaken hope that quantity will be mistaken for quality.

The topic has entered my ken a couple of times recently from unconnected sources (here at the ABA TechShow and in the Economist), so I figure the time may be ripe to do something about the plague of verbiage that infects the bottoms of many emails sent by «important» firms and people.

Here are twelve terms that range from common everyday insurance terms to not so common verbiage that might have less emphasis on your policy documents.

Before we get into the details here, it's worth mentioning that the process and verbiage may vary slightly depending on what device you're using.

I understand this isn't the official law's verbiage (It actually says, «No later than 21 calendar days after the tenant has vacated the premises» - Link to CA Civil Code) Are we misunderstanding the language here?