Wordy in a sentence

English Okabe speaks with a grandiose and wordy vocabulary, sounding more like a wannabe academic than a delusional cartoon character.

The question about the judges is wonky and wordy.

A more profound solution is to do what Europe has not done in a sincere way since its foundation – a strategy to grow its economies together, that goes beyond wordy plans and empty unenforceable commitments.

I read Alain de Botton who is my go-to philosopher but he’s pompous and wordy and his words don’t stick.

This title continues to be incredibly wordy, but I didn’t mind it as much this issue as I did last.

While the bare bones of confessional, wordy yet sincere lyricism and gorgeous vocal harmonies remain, they somehow don’t feel right in the context of driving uptempo romps anymore.

But if you enjoy reading large, wordy graphics in the middle of the screen during live play, it was a terrific telecast.

In any case, the world's truly great communicators have long since dumped PowerPoint (and its clones) in favor of approaches that don't use wordy slides.

What this rather wordy statement simply means is that it will be treating its camera, TV, and mobile businesses as a single unit.

It’s a wordy, abrasive, loosely connected series of confessions, compelling for the character’s overriding sense of sadness and mystery.

Maybe it’s because I follow a lot of chatty types, but my Instagram Stories feed tends to be really wordy.

She’s by far the best thing and the most likable character in this wordy jargon-filled exploration of a system that is rigged against someone like her.

You will have been there before, you’re reading an article online, and you can’t help yourself from disengaging, not because the article isn’t interesting but because it’s just so long and wordy.

According to Ron Fein of the Word 97 team, AutoSummarize cuts wordy copy to the bone by counting words and ranking sentences.

Both versions of the statements above are wordy because one requirement for an RDF resource (as a subject or a predicate) is that it be unique.

Hamilton's original definitions are unfamiliar and his writing style was wordy and difficult to understand.

Schofield describes the work as "derivative, disorganized, wordy, and repetitive, detailed, exhaustive, and devastatingly argued".

Turning the wordy French play into a succinct Italian opera took four years, during which the composer repeatedly argued with his librettists and publisher.