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• There are very strong differing opinions worded quite verbosely here.
• Malleus Fatuorum showed up and chimed in, going further if less verbosely.
• Like Williams, Conroy is verbosely eloquent, imaginatively violent and a superior yarn spinner, sometimes to a fault.
• The PM suspects that the DES will block the plan, and, rather verbosely, Sir Humphrey confirms this.
• This RfC has been a series of editors who state their concerns and this user verbosely counters apparently swaying no one.
• Suddenly, Spooner asks desperately that Hirst consider hiring him as well, verbosely praising his own work ethic and other virtues.
• If we do make certain assumptions about the reader to necessitate such a template, then ( as demostrated verbosely above ) such templates do more harm than good.
• Lim was selective in answering the questions the court threw at him; he verbosely answered those that agreed with his stance, and refused to comment on the others.
• I thought I would check online today to see if anyone else has this problem and was surprised to see them pop up on Wikipedia, describing their company verbosely and self-importantly.
• To me, a CN tag has the editorial / moral weight of a deletion, and therefore removal of the CN must be supported as in WP : BURDEN . Not verbosely, just concisely.
• Hah ! " Virtually everybody available helpfully considers verbosely formatted sentences, tautology following tautology, validates immediate deletions forthwith . " That's 15 ! type 12 : 25, 23 May 2006 ( UTC)
• The motion on halving VAT on food was only passed because a few 諺P and Green MPs happened to be absent from the session at the time of the vote, a fact which Sch黶sel was verbosely irate about.
• "Reality is an Illusion Caused by Lack of N . F . Simpson " ( 2007 ) was a verbosely titled return to documentary, in which presenter David Quantick chronicled the life of the absurdist playwright.
• :: " Normally, virtually everybody available helpfully considers verbosely formatted sentences, tautology following tautology, abhorrent misusages requiring immediate deletions forthwith . " 18 ! & mdash; as 02 : 42, 24 May 2006 ( UTC)
• For example, the first two lines of page " f15v " ( seen above ) contain " " and " ", which strongly resemble how Roman numbers such as " CCC " or " XXXX " would look if verbosely enciphered.
• Anna Piaggi, the one-of-a-kind doyenne of Italian fashion, who often writes the verbosely metaphysical program notes for Ms . Prada's shows, summed up the clothes in just two words : " country surplus ."
• In fact, it is common in science to presuppose a complex system; while fields such as chemistry, biology, or geology could be verbosely expressed in terms of quantum field theory, it is convenient to use levels of abstraction like molecules, mantle.
• Recurrent subject matter included domestic cinema that commonly praised the high leadership such as a film shown at the 1992 film festival, verbosely translated, " Glory of Our People in Holding the Great Leader in High Esteem ", and foreign films about revolutionary resistance.
• Olds, whose previous novel, " Raising Holy Hell, " takes off from the life of the abolitionist John Brown, is a writer of a kind of clamorous, impulsive talent, Poe-like in his taste for words, verbosely wry, impetuously philosophical.
• Where " doSomething " is, in effect, a verb, " how " an adverb ( for example, should the command be executed " verbosely " or " quietly " ) and " toFiles " an object or objects ( typically one or more files ) on which the command should act.