Sententious

The student's sententious explanation for not completing the assignment was vague and unhelpful.

He peppered his argument with so many sententious references that it was hard to tell what his own thoughts were.

The student's paper was full of sententious phrases and quotes from experts, but lacked original analysis.

The teacher's feedback was often sententious, with more quotes from experts than constructive criticism.

The poet's sententious verse often left readers confused and searching for meaning.

The sermon was filled with sententious quotations from the Bible.

The journalist's sententious article failed to convey the gravity of the situation.

"The politician's speech was filled with sententious sound bites that lacked any real substance."

The engineer's sententious approach to designing the product led to unnecessary complications.

The preacher's sententious sermon seemed to lecture the audience rather than inspire them.

The playwright's use of sententious language in the dialogue made it difficult for the actors to convey their emotions effectively.

The coach's sententious pep talk to the team was, "Winners never quit, quitters never win."

The movie's sententious plot made it hard to follow and enjoy.

Her speeches were so sententious that it seemed like she was reading out of a book.

The lawyer's sententious cross-examination attempted to obscure the facts of the case.

The politician's speeches were characterized by their sententious nature and excessive use of historical references.

The architect's sententious preoccupation with materials and textures made the building impractical.