Wordy

The author's writing was often wordy, making it difficult to follow.

The document was so wordy that it took me hours to read and comprehend.

She was so wordy in her explanation that I couldn't figure out what she was saying.

His email response was so wordy that I had trouble understanding his point.

The article was overly wordy and could have been condensed to half its length.

His presentation was very wordy and lacked clear focus.

His speech was so wordy that it put everyone to sleep.

The instructions were too wordy and confusing.

The proposal was rejected due to its wordy and convoluted language.

The old book had wordy language that I couldn't understand.

The newspaper article had wordy language that was difficult to comprehend.

The doctor's explanation was wordy and hard to understand.

The politician's speech was wordy and full of complicated words.

The philosopher's writing was often wordy and hard to comprehend.

The author's writing style was too wordy for me to enjoy the novel.

The research paper was wordy and difficult to follow, even for experts in the field.

The textbook was filled with wordy explanations that made it hard to study.

The art critic's review was too wordy for me to understand their main point.

The legal document was wordy and filled with complex terminology.

The scientific report was wordy and challenging to read.

The poet's work had wordy language that I couldn't decipher.

The historian's book was wordy and challenging for me to follow.

The legal contract was wordy and confusing for the layperson to understand.

The scientist's presentation was filled with wordy terminology that was beyond the understanding of most laypeople.

My teacher's lecture was filled with wordy words that were hard to grasp.

The speaker's use of wordy language was a turn-off for the audience.

The medical journal article was so wordy that it was hard to understand the findings.

The linguist's lecture was filled with wordy jargon that was unfamiliar to most people.

The speaker's presentation was wordy and confusing.

The technical specifications for the engineering project were too wordy, causing confusion among the team.

The government document was extremely wordy and difficult to read.

The lawyer's argument was too wordy and confusing.

The novel was beautifully written but was a bit wordy, causing it to drag at certain points.

The novel was overly wordy, which made it hard to get through.

The scientific research paper was incredibly wordy, making it challenging to extract the main findings.

His essay was too wordy, making it hard to understand his main point.

The academic article was so wordy that I had to look up several terms to understand it.

The software manual was too wordy and could have been simplified for better user experience.

The marketing brochure was too wordy and failed to clearly communicate the product's benefits.

The medical report was filled with jargon and was too wordy for the average reader to understand.

The government report was excessively wordy and contained a lot of unnecessary technical terms.

The legal document was filled with wordy language that was difficult to comprehend.

The marketing copy was too wordy and didn't effectively communicate the product's unique selling proposition.

The politician's speech was overly wordy and lacked clear messaging.

The speech was so wordy that the audience started to lose interest.

The medical report was filled with technical jargon and was very wordy.

The scientific article was too wordy for me to comprehend.

I found the instruction manual for the computer to be too wordy.

His essay was very wordy, but lacked any real substance.

I was expecting a concise report, but it turned out to be very wordy.