Sentences with word «verbose»

As it turns out, most Pokémon aren't quite as verbose as Pikachu, but he'll endeavor to translate what they say for you anyway.

If you sound too verbose in parts, simplify your language.

Teens also tend to be more verbose in their bios, the researchers reported, and to actively advertise for others to follow them.

In verbose mode, you'll see normally hidden messages appear on your screen.

If you've ever had problems with your PC starting up or shutting down slowly, there's lots of different troubleshooting techniques that you can use — today we'll talk about how to enable verbose messages.

These are referred to as Verbose Status Messages and tell us the processes or steps that the Windows operating system is taking during startup, shutdown, logon, and logoff operations.

«The UK Department for Children, Schools, and Families has a less verbose definition of gifted and talented students: «children and young people with one or more abilities developed to a level significantly ahead of their year group (or with the potential to develop those abilities).

Filling precious resume space with verbose language or overused buzzwords can certainly backfire.

Jobs from 1975, titles that state «Unemployed» in lieu of an occupation, and overly verbose explanations of job duties vs. achievements continue to appear on too many profiles to count.

Bring Your Checkbook Main Microsoft Word, the Clear Choice for Verbose Lawyers Facing a Word Limit»

There should not be verbose language in your resume.

Dave's also oddly verbose at times, perhaps signaling that he isn't as smart as he thinks he is.

If your edition of Windows, does not have the Group Policy Editor, you may enable verbose status messages by editing the Windows Registry.

DeFrancisco — the most verbose of any of his Republican colleagues — uttered 9,887 words during session.

At nearly two hours in length, the experience is drawn out to proportions that will make most viewers restless, especially when McConaughey goes into quite verbose history lessons to explain the origin and clues regarding the treasure and its whereabouts.

It's one thing to reveal a character through verbose dialogue, but it's another to reveal him by what he does not say.

«Microsoft Word, the Clear Choice for Verbose Lawyers Facing a Word Limit Main Lack of Talent on Basketball Court Leads to Class Action Lawsuit»

The review, which you can check out on The Guardian, was written last year by verbose English writer Will Self and offers a somewhat jaded take on the relationship between critics and modern audiences.

The one making the claim then goes into long verbose explanations but they provide zero evidence.

I apologize — there's just something about pulled pork that makes me a bit verbose.

Conversely, I sometimes see the other side of the coin — very verbose privacy «disclaimers» or «statements» preferred by some American organizations wanting to do business in Canada that contain detailed descriptions of information collection, use, and disclosure that may not be reasonable for stated purposes.

Game boasts Sorkin's signature hyper - verbose style on which he made his name, and his directorial choices follow a similar over-active path.

Amazon also claims that Brief Mode will make Alexa a but less verbose when she responds with some types of information, but we haven't yet been able to find any commands where that's true.

«You need to carefully choose your vernacular, but at the same time, not become verbose.

Wronged cop, verbose time - bending cynic, once a member of New Kids on the Block.

Creative Assembly has issued a hugely verbose statement on the matter, which you can read here.

The other people I met in my online forays were just pervs trying to get with an overly naïve, overly trusting, clever, verbose young lady with self - esteem issues.

Christoph Waltz is wonderful, once again having a blast bringing Tarantino's verbose script to life as the smartest character in the film.

Story is told through verbose txt documents strewn all throughout.

It may take another viewing, for example, to figure out exactly where I land on Three Billboards Outside Of Ebbing, Missouri (Grade: B), the new flavorfully verbose drama from playwright - turned - filmmaker Martin McDonagh.

Small, not overly verbose sentences.

We wanted an alternative to sending out verbose text.»

It's easy to say that Metal Gear Solid succeeded despite it's overly verbose story materials — hell, I even believe this commonplace myself.

At least you're concise, accusing me of «verbose argumentative confusing presentation».

This tool will let you enable or disable Verbose Status Messages with a click.

The email is certainly bad because it's incredibly verbose.

``... Annie Proulx [is] the novelist who won the medal for distinguished contribution to American letters, the National Book Foundation's slightly verbose name for their lifetime achievement award.»

Since the Cambrdge Analytica scandal came to light, Facebook has been receiving a lot of flak for its ambiguous and verbose privacy and data policy.

The always affable and somewhat verbose Lander, of District 39 representing Park Slope and environs, told me about the loose requirements for joining the Caucus.

I still find the Google Assistant to be unnecessarily verbose as it performs its tasks, though.

The show's rather verbose title, highways and byways.

With verbose conversations which don't always articulate a character's motivations, the title's introduction settles for a slow smolder, rather that enthralling players from the onset.

While this may not capture the essence of Rowling's work fully, there is finally a reason to rejoice, because Rowling's books are so verbose from here on out, directors have no choice but to gut out the excess and stick to fundamentals.

Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, and Dogma are all extremely funny, highly verbose films with high cult audiences.