“long-winded”造句，怎麼用long-winded造句

My eyes start to glaze over the moment he begins his long-winded speech．

The head of one told me recently that long-winded reports that end up unimplemented need to go.

"It's a long-winded way of saying we can figure out where you are through your IP address," he said.

A long-winded -- though no doubt fascinating -- question was being asked by a journalist. Itwas about whether the president was sad that Republicans weren't supporting his Iran deal.

One of the products, with the long-winded name amyloid beta-peptide 42, has the unfortunate property that its molecules like to stick to each other.

You look at her, one day she will know the long-winded speech, then a few words over and over again is, I hear the ears are long cocoon son, and that is not creative!

So much needless repetition makes the article long-winded.

Talk people tend to fall into a non-trivial quarrel in the long-winded.

This long-winded wordsmith "punctiliously shifts paradigms" and "expeditiously ensures the numerical veracity of weekly sales reports."

The number he was referring to, which goes by the symbol alpha and the rather more long-winded name of the fine-structure constant, is magic indeed.

What we oppose is long-winded and empty stereotyped writing, but we do not mean that everything must necessarily be short in order to be good.

Stay away from negative or controversial topics, and refrain from long-winded stories.

At a recent long-winded Shanghai government press conference on the current health drive, exercise warranted only two passing mentions.

My darling, if you have read this long-winded writing, beg you to tell me: Could the three-horse carriage parking in front of your gate bring back your deep love for me?

Weaver had interviewed Vice-President Biden on the campaign trail last year and he declared Friday that "President Obama is not much long-winded as Biden".

They think of themselves as point-blank, actually sometimes they are more long-winded than women.