| Make the Above Sentence Verbose |
The point of this thread is simple: Take the above sentence, and make it as verbose as you feel fit. Verbose means "using or expressed in more words than are needed". Example:
Simple sentence: I like playing the piano. Verbose sentence: I find great satisfaction in the action of strategically pushing down on white and black keys on a musical instrument so as to produce sounds which are melodically harmonious and with calculated pauses in between them. Start with this sentence: Today the Sun is shining.
At this particular 1/365th of a complete normal orbital period of this planet (called Earth in the lingua franca of this forum, English), around its star (called the Sun in said lingua franca), the aerosol content in the homosphere at this particular location on said planet is below a certain level, which allows a high portion of the electromagnetic radiation given off by said star to penetrate the atmosphere of said planet to make the shape of said star distinguishable to an observer at this particular location on said planet.
Cake is good.
The collection of various ingredients, often including carbohydrates that taste sweetly to a human organism's taste buds, mixed together in predetermined amounts and ratios which have been heated in an electrically powered device used to increase the thermal energy of edible objects can be characterised to have qualities that are sought after by hominids.
The Internet is very useful.
It can be duly and truthfully opined that the global and international network of interconnected machines invented for and dedicated to acts of computation of varying complexity and applicability to modern problems and phenomena and allowing the access and transfer of a broad range of recreational and commercial information and services, commonly referred to as the "Internet," is of tremendous use to the vast majority of all organisms on the planet Earth bearing the applicable and necessary abilities required for use of this aforementioned network known as the "Internet."
This sentence is not verbose.
The collection of morphemes, made up by the collective of straight and curved lines known as the Latin alphabet, which make up the basic elementary building blocks of the language known as English, which are combined in such ways so as to form words, which are used to string together an arrangement of these for the purpose of conveying meaning, which the author emphasises, is not characterised by the author of being expressed by a lengthy, unnecessary amount of words.
This thread is excellent for practising writing legislature.
This sequence of groupings of words, a sequence known as a "thread" due to the nature of the authority of these groupings, known as "posts," which is, of course, differing and at times repeating in a pattern, and the intent of these posts, which is that of a response to the previous post, and the author of the previous post, in a prescribed manner by the first of these posts, provides an exceptional medium for the repetition of an action with the intent to perfect one's ability to perform such an action, and in the case of this thread, such an action is namely the combination of letters and words so as to form doctrines, regulations, and declarations in such a way as to collectively govern the actions of individuals.
I will be able to write memorandums soon.
The author of this statement will, in a time period which is not too vast in the opinion of aforementioned author, will gain the ability to record documents using written language which have the purpose of registering meaning contained in strings of sentences and possibly paragraphs for being kept for future use.
Foxes are cute.
Mammalian living organisms of the genus Vulpes , and other related genera, sharing the common family Canidae and the characteristics of a pointed muzzle and thick, hairy tail, and consuming an omnivorous diet, provoke a subjective response in humans due to the appearance of attractiveness and youthful appearance, and, more specifically, relative proportions of facial features associated with infantile organisms.
Make this a tongue twister.
It is requested that someone should convert this sentence, which could be classified as rather simple by a person who is fluent in the English language due to its few words which contain a small amount of syllables and without great similarity between its phonemes, into one which can cause difficulty of proper articulation to a speaker if attempted to be pronounced with a higher velocity of muscle movements than that performed with a regular speech pattern.
Death tends to make people mourn.
The occurrence marked by the cessation of living activity on the part of an organism that was executing such activity at a previous point in time, on the aggregate, given the consideration of sufficient and significant quantities of data and analysis, produces a primarily emotional state associated with the loss of a person, item, or other tangible element which may possess a psychological presence.
I smell like popcorn. |
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