Verbose

The teacher's lecture was verbose and confusing, causing many students to struggle.

The verbose response from the politician didn't answer the question.

The essay was too verbose and needed to be trimmed down.

The travel guide was too verbose, with too many details about each attraction.

The politician's verbose speeches were met with little enthusiasm.

The politician was known for being verbose and long-winded.

The email was verbose and took too long to read.

The lecturer's explanations were verbose and unhelpful.

The computer manual was so verbose that even experienced users had trouble following the instructions.

The artist's verbose statement about the meaning behind his work left many people scratching their heads.

The legal documents were full of verbose terminology that made it difficult for the layperson to comprehend.

The manual was too verbose and hard to follow.

The programmer's verbose coding style made the software's source code challenging to maintain.

The professor's lectures were verbose and often put students to sleep.

The comedian's jokes were verbose and took too long to get to the punchline.

The lawyer's verbose cross-examination was meant to intimidate the witness.

The teacher's lecture was so verbose that many students fell asleep.

The movie was enjoyable, but the verbose descriptions of the setting detracted from the plot.

The interviewee's responses were verbose, causing the interviewer to lose interest.

The document was verbose, filled with jargon that was difficult to understand.

The article's verbose language was unnecessary and made it hard to follow.

The blogger's verbose posts were criticized for their lack of substance.

The verbose instructions made it difficult to complete the task.

The financial report was verbose and filled with jargon that made it difficult to understand the company's financial health.

The academic paper was criticized for being too verbose and not getting to the point quickly enough.

The teacher's verbose instructions confused the students.

Her verbose writing style made the book longer than it needed to be.

The book was verbose and needed to be condensed.

The artist's description of the painting was overly verbose, with unnecessary details about the brushstrokes and paint colors.

Her verbose conversation about her vacation was exhausting to listen to.

Her verbose essay lacked clarity and structure.

The politician's speech was so verbose that many people in the audience lost interest.

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

The manager's feedback was verbose and lacked actionable advice.

The engineer's report was so verbose that it took days to decipher what the problem actually was.

The CEO's verbose memo was a waste of time to read.

The doctor's explanation of the diagnosis was overly verbose, leaving the patient even more anxious than before.

The book was well-written, but the verbose descriptions made it a difficult read.

The conversation was verbose and went on for hours.

The manager's report was overly verbose and failed to provide a concise summary of the project's progress.

The book was verbose and could have been shorter.

The description was so verbose that it failed to capture the essence of the experience.

The academic article was verbose and filled with specialized vocabulary, making it inaccessible to a wider audience.

The professor's lecture was verbose and laden with complex language, leaving his students feeling confused.

I asked for a simple answer, but he gave me a verbose explanation.

The novel was written in a verbose style, making it difficult to follow the plot.

The software manual was too verbose, which made it hard to find the information I needed.

He became more and more verbose as he got drunker.

Her writing style is verbose, which can make her articles tedious to read.

The presentation was too verbose, and the audience lost interest after a few minutes.