Verbose

His lecture was so verbose that half the class fell asleep.

The professor's verbose feedback made it hard for the student to pinpoint specific areas for improvement.

The politician's verbose speech failed to win over the crowd.

The verbose legal documents made it challenging for the average person to understand.

His verbose presentation on the history of agriculture made the audience bored.

The verbose instructions made it difficult to assemble the furniture.

The book was so verbose that I lost interest after the first few pages.

The professor's writing style was too verbose for me to understand.

Her emails are always verbose and take forever to read.

The presentation was so verbose that the audience lost interest quickly.

The verbose manual made it challenging to operate the new software.

His verbose storytelling made the children restless.

Her verbose cooking instructions made the recipe seem complicated.

The legal document was verbose and filled with technical jargon.

The CEO's verbose email caused confusion among the employees.

The politician's speech was verbose and lacked substance.

His speech was verbose and boring, and I fell asleep.

The user manual was verbose and difficult to follow.

The director's verbose speech delayed the start of the play.

The professor's verbose lecture went over many students' heads.

The author's verbose descriptions slowed down the pace of the novel.

The salesman's verbose pitch turned off the potential buyer.

The politician's verbose answer avoided the question altogether.

The presenter's verbose PowerPoint overwhelmed the audience.

The therapist's verbose explanations were confusing for the patient.

Her speeches tend to be verbose and difficult to follow.

He gave a verbose answer that didn't really address the question.

The advertisement was verbose and didn't capture my attention.

The teacher's instructions were verbose and unclear.

The professor's verbose lectures put the students to sleep.

The manual was so verbose that it was difficult to find the information needed.

The report was too verbose, and the essential information was buried in the details.

His explanation was too verbose for me to understand.

The author's verbose writing style can make the story hard to follow.

His verbose explanation made it hard to understand the main point.

The essay was so verbose that the reader lost interest.

The book was verbose and could have been condensed.

The politician's verbose speech was filled with jargon that only political insiders could understand.

The financial report was full of verbose jargon that made it hard to understand.

The technical article was so verbose that it was almost impossible for a layperson to comprehend.

The scientific paper was difficult to read due to its verbose language.

The manual was so verbose that I had trouble understanding the instructions.

The business report was too verbose and overloaded with acronyms, making it tedious to read.

The engineer's verbose explanations went beyond the scope of the audience's comprehension.

She tends to be verbose when she's nervous and doesn't know what to say.

The verbose email was unnecessary and didn't get to the point.

The speaker's verbose explanations made the audience lose interest.

The article was too verbose and needed to be edited for clarity.

Her verbose essay was difficult to understand.

The software's verbose error message didn't provide any useful information.