Prolixity

His prolixity during the meeting made everyone lose interest.

The lawyer's prolixity made the judge annoyed.

Her prolixity during the meeting was so bad that everyone fell asleep.

The prolixity of the comedian made the audience not laugh at their jokes.

The prolixity of the writer made the readers lose interest in the story.

His prolixity during the interview made the interviewer cut the conversation short.

The prolixity of the salesman made the customer lose interest.

The prolixity of the lecturer made it hard to take notes.

The prolixity of the speech made the audience lose interest.

Her prolixity at the party made people avoid talking to her.

The prolixity of the presentation made it difficult to follow along.

The book was filled with unnecessary prolixity, making it a tedious read.

The prolixity of the instruction manual made assembling the product a frustrating experience.

The lawyer's prolixity made the legal documents difficult for the client to understand.

The employee's prolixity in their report caused confusion among their colleagues.

The prolixity of the politician's speeches resulted in decreased support from their constituents.

The CEO's prolixity during the board meeting made the directors question their leadership.

The prolixity of the author's writing style detracted from the novel's plot.

The prolixity of the lawyer's arguments failed to persuade the jury.

Her prolixity during the interview made the hiring manager question her ability to be concise in the workplace.

His prolixity on social media often resulted in arguments with others.

The prolixity of the speech caused the audience to lose interest in the topic.

The politician's prolixity caused many to doubt the sincerity of their message.

The professor's prolixity in grading papers caused frustration among the students.

His prolixity in emails often led to confusion among his colleagues.

The prolixity of the historian's writing made it difficult for the layman to understand the subject.

The prolixity of the pastor's sermon caused many in the congregation to lose interest.

The prolixity of the scientist's explanation left the audience feeling bewildered.

His prolixity during the presentation made it difficult for the audience to stay engaged.

The prolixity of his presentation left the audience confused and disinterested.

The prolixity of his response to the interview question revealed his lack of confidence.

The politician's prolixity during the debate made it difficult to understand their stance on key issues.

I was surprised by the prolixity of the email my boss sent me.

The prolixity of the novel made it hard for him to maintain interest in the story.

The prolixity of the novel made it a difficult read for even avid readers.

Her prolixity during the lecture made it challenging for students to follow along.

The prolixity of his explanation only served to obscure the issue further.

The prolixity of the legal documents made it challenging for him to understand his rights.

Her prolixity in answering the questions during the interview annoyed the hiring manager.

The prolixity of the movie made it drag on for hours.

I couldn't bear the prolixity of his speech during the graduation ceremony.

His prolixity during the presentation made it hard for us to keep our eyes open.

The prolixity of the historical account made it challenging to keep track of the key events.

The prolixity of the movie was so excessive that many viewers left before the end.

The prolixity of the politician's speech was so boring that the audience fell asleep.

The prolixity of the instructions made it difficult for me to assemble the furniture.

The prolixity of the recipe was frustrating, making it difficult to cook the dish.

The prolixity of the book made it difficult for him to finish it in a week.

The prolixity of the artist's description made it hard to understand the meaning of the artwork.

The prolixity of the book made it boring to read.