Blue Class Unit 5 soph vocab
Just five sentences using the words from Unit 5.
This is for the Blue Class only. Due Wednesday. Bring vocab books to class tomorrow!!!
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Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Just five sentences using the words from Unit 5.
This is for the Blue Class only. Due Wednesday. Bring vocab books to class tomorrow!!!
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14 Comments:
1. The way she delineated her trip to the beach, made me want summer even more.
2. The more punches he threw, the faster he enervated his opponent.
3.It's extremely awkward when you laugh at someone's enervate joke.
4. Even though it seemed to be so real, it was just a figment of my imagination.
5. One day I'd like to live in a sumptuous mansion, with a life like a princess.
1. The farmer rejoiced when he discovered how fecund the land that he just acquired was.
2. The flickering shadows were just a figment of her paranoid imagination.
3. I garnered all of the money from birthdays and holidays until I had enough to buy a new car.
4. The mundane movie put half the audience to sleep with its stock plot and stale characters.
5. People skilled in the art of sophistry can convince others to believe any notion, no matter how impossible it is.
1. After only five minutes, the woman was lured into receiving a full make-up tutorial by the clever sophistry of the sales associate.
2. When I heard about the ice sculpture and four-tier cake, I could tell that Anna's sweet sixteen party would be sumptuous.
3. When Jack told us that he had seen a ghost in the corner of the room, we all knew it must have been a figment of his mind.
4. After the governor publicly insulted and criticized the new statue, he then proceeded to call it an ignominy.
5. After many laws were passed limiting the power of the state legislatures, many citizens argued that the government was becoming depraved.
1) Whenever I think I see something in the dark, I have to remind myself that it is only a figment of my imagination.
2) While my sister was at a party, I was stuck at home having to complete mundane tasks such as doing my laundry and cleaning my room.
3) Unfortunately for me, my algebra teacher is the reputed toughest teacher in the school.
4) Her overweening attitude and self-absorbtion resulted in her having difficulties making friends.
5) Michaelangelo delineated pictures of angels and other biblical figures on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
1. The author delineated the poem to help the reader really understand the concept and purpose of his choice of words.
2. My friends always come up with esoteric words and phrases so that we can still talk about things in public without other people realizing what we’re talking about.
3. Our art teacher gave us several new fiats because of our derogatory comments toward each other during class.
4. Some people say that my brother and I are complete opposites until they realize that we both have an overweening attitude and confidence.
5. My family always looks forward to the end of the school year when we get invited to sumptuous graduation parties.
1. The sophistry of the commercial almost convinced my mother to buy the product until I told her that it was absurd.
2.She had a penchant for drawing and you could always find her sketching on anything she could get her hands on.
3. His loud, unique laughter is a particular idiosyncrasy of his that I could pick out of a crowd.
4. Because I studied, I was able to take the test with acuity.
5. The history lecture today was particularly mundane.
1. When I saw water in the middle of the desert, I quickly found out that it was a figment of my imagination when I began drinking sand.
2. After working roughly six hours of overtime a day, I was able to garner myself a few extra dollars.
3. The site of the World Trade Center was hallowed by the lives of heroes and innocents lost there on September 11.
4. After going bungee-jumping off a bridge, almost everything else was mundane in comparison.
5. While the pitchers skill was only reputed, he proved that the rumors were true when he managed to pitch a no-hitter.
1. The eyewitness's memories were successfully delineated into a sketch of the suspect because of the skill of the artist.
2. It has been said that beavers garner wood and materials for their dams, to be used when necessary.
3. The idiosyncrasy in the singer's tone was so unique, her voice reverberated above all others.
4. The feeling of ubiquitous sadness permeated throughout the room once he announced his retirement.
5. Some may interpret the poetry to be too esoteric, meant to be understood only by those active of mind.
1. Most of the time, the rights and rules of a cult are esoteric and for the cult members only.
2. Michael Jackson’s doctor went through much ignominy after he was accused of being the cause of his death.
3. I was so enervated after running all those miles in the burning sun that at the end I could barely move at all.
4. I feel bad for the people who are reputed of doing terrible things if they did not really do anything.
5. The woman has the overweening thought that she is better and smarter than everyone else.
1. In The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, the majority of the novel depicts characters who are truly depraved, despite their polite outward behaviors.
2. Although computer programming seems like an esoteric mass of characters to me, it is like a second language to my dad.
3. Instead of staying calm during the power outage, the young girl let the figments of his imagination run wild and swore there were ghosts in his room.
4. The narcissistic man proved to have a constant idiosyncrasy of staring at his own reflection for long periods of time.
5. Although variations of one car model may look the same to most, I can spot most of their nuances in styling.
1.Lack of food may enervate people, but water is more important.
2.Track stars don’t garner the sort of attention that they once did.
3.To hallow a battlefield is to make it sacred.
4.What I fear is that my conclusions will appear ordinary and mundane.
5.Each painting helps advance the action and delineate the characters.
1. The police sketch artist used the details given by the witness to delineate the suspect.
2. As she got older she weakened physically, but the acuity of her mind only grew.
3. They used a secret code to send esoteric messages to each other.
4. He was left the mundane task of raking leaves.
5. He was so overweening he felt that he did not need to check over his work and missed an obvious mistake.
1. The police sketch artist used the details given by the witness to delineate the suspect.
2. As she got older she weakened physically, but the acuity of her mind only grew.
3. They used a secret code to send esoteric messages to each other.
4. He was left the mundane task of raking leaves.
5. He was so overweening he felt that he did not need to check over his work and missed an obvious mistake.
1. The lavish and sumptuous feast was very impressive and delicious.
2. The depraved serial killer was convicted to life in prison after being finally caught.
3. He had a penchant for drawing and received a scholarship to a prestigious art school.
4. When teachers launch into forty-one minute lectures, it often becomes very mundane.
5. When Abraham Lincoln gave his famous Gettysburg Address, Gettysburg would be forever hallowed.
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