verbosely उदाहरण वाक्य

Hah ! " Virtually everybody available helpfully considers verbosely formatted sentences, tautology following tautology, validates immediate deletions forthwith . " That's 15 ! type 12 : 25, 23 May 2006 ( UTC)
The motion on halving VAT on food was only passed because a few �VP and Green MPs happened to be absent from the session at the time of the vote, a fact which Sch�ssel was verbosely irate about.
"Reality is an Illusion Caused by Lack of N . F . Simpson " ( 2007 ) was a verbosely titled return to documentary, in which presenter David Quantick chronicled the life of the absurdist playwright.
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For example, the first two lines of page " f15v " ( seen above ) contain " " and " ", which strongly resemble how Roman numbers such as " CCC " or " XXXX " would look if verbosely enciphered.

Anna Piaggi, the one-of-a-kind doyenne of Italian fashion, who often writes the verbosely metaphysical program notes for Ms . Prada's shows, summed up the clothes in just two words : " country surplus ."
In fact, it is common in science to presuppose a complex system; while fields such as chemistry, biology, or geology could be verbosely expressed in terms of quantum field theory, it is convenient to use levels of abstraction like molecules, mantle.
Recurrent subject matter included domestic cinema that commonly praised the high leadership such as a film shown at the 1992 film festival, verbosely translated, " Glory of Our People in Holding the Great Leader in High Esteem ", and foreign films about revolutionary resistance.
Olds, whose previous novel, " Raising Holy Hell, " takes off from the life of the abolitionist John Brown, is a writer of a kind of clamorous, impulsive talent, Poe-like in his taste for words, verbosely wry, impetuously philosophical.
where " doSomething " is, in effect, a verb, " how " an adverb ( for example, should the command be executed " verbosely " or " quietly " ) and " toFiles " an object or objects ( typically one or more files ) on which the command should act.