Verbiage

Every major media in the West is tasked with promoting the same story – same verbiage – same dastardly notations.

Information online is “buried at the bottom of a lot of verbiage and guff”, Mr Suleyman argued, so websites can “sell more adverts”, fuelled by Google’s technology.

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Pity the poor ghostwriter who has to hear his craft compared to the spewing verbiage of the media churn—by its commissioning subject, no less.

Regardless, even as a warden, I always checked the regulations of each body of water before working it, sometimes spending considerable time deciphering the verbiage or even calling another warden to make sure I was reading it correctly.

Those investigative findings -- which described Udoka's verbiage as especially concerning coming from a workplace superior -- contributed to what became an impossible pathway back to his reinstatement as Celtics coach.

While he is comfortable with some of the concepts and verbiage, Gaskin is trying to treat the playbook with an open mind as he goes about learning the new offense.

I’ve given her a lot of creative control in how we show up—whether it’s the verbiage, imagery, or details.

Mr. Yue said he received “a green light with a very specific verbiage I can use.

No amount of verbiage today changes the toxic national climate that led to this tragedy," he said.

But when the Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) decided to take — verbiage — issue with his favourite bakery on his St-Léonard home turf, the ranter nonpareil let loose with a blue streak on a YouTube video now burning up the charts.

He focused on humor, wisecracks and tongue-in-cheek verbiage.

I can’t imagine it coincidence that each time you showed a Supreme Court justice venturing an opinion or asking a question, you put in verbiage that told us which president appointed that judge.

Kitty Pope, the library’s CEO, as well as other board members in the article use verbiage to explain everyone’s “unknown biases” and that it’s not enough to help the community understand racism in order to move past it.

Posting hot pictures with unrelated "inspirational" verbiage.

Because it has a maximum daily use limitation – the verbiage here “Before you must reset” is not perfect, but yeah.

Children are most often cautioned about the use of ‘naughty’ verbiage.

The legislation was later amended to substitute for more vague verbiage that followed along the same lines of Pignatelli’s amended legislation.

First yesterday afternoon, on a nearly partisan vote (one Senate Democrat voting with the Republicans), the Senate voted to pass HB 3003 which is most likely an unconstitutional attempt to amend a law that did not exist, the verbiage of I-940.

I'd also point out that your assertion of "little girls" is intentionally inflaming the discussion, you're infantilizing teenage girls by introducing verbiage to bring an emotional bias.