flowery sentences

1.Meaning of bombastic (adjective) pompous; wordy; turgid; inflated; exaggerated

Example
The bombastic woman talks a lot about herself.

2.Meaning of mettlesome (adjective) courageous; brave; fearless

Example
Such an attitude required fresh springs of energy, and the effect - I was delighted to sense it as I woke each day - was to make me more bouncy and mettlesome than I had been for weeks.

3.Meaning of obtrusive (adjective) thrusting oneself or itself into undue prominence; invasive

Example
But the waitresses in Marshall and Snelgrove had new uniforms, dark purple instead of the old coffee-cream shade, and a different style of cap, more up to date and less obtrusive.

4. Meaning of cynical (adjective) sarcastic; doubting the sincerity of others; pessimistic

Example
The conversation which follows is the last in the book, and the weakest, too, a stagey means of imparting some crucial news for Bellow to fulminate against all that is rotten and cynical in American youth.

5. Meaning of depraved (adjective) corrupt; degenerate; debauched

Example
The depraved state of women in monogamy, associated as it is with private property and capitalism, will according to him, be replaced when capitalism is overthrown.

6. Meaning of labyrinthine (adjective) complicated; confusing; maze-like

Example
She forced her mind through the labyrinthine sentences of Jacques Lacan and Jacques Derrida until her eyes were bloodshot and her head ached.

7. Meaning of rueful (adjective) regretful; mournful; pitiable

Example
His head was bare and his smile was just a little rueful, as if he were uncertain of his welcome.
She looked down at her new French muslin pajamas, the corners of her thin lips turning up in a rueful smile, wondering if the whiskey stains would come out - and deciding that they probably wouldn't.

8. Meaning of improvident (adjective) wasteful; careless; not saving up for future needs

Example
An improvident person may end up destitute in later life.

9. Meaning of sordid filthy; base; vile; foul; dirty

Example
The sordid gutters needed to be cleaned after the long, rainy autumn.
The criminals thought patterns were so sordid that he was not granted parole.

10. Meaning of quixotic (adjective) foolishly idealistic; extravagantly chivalrous; impractical

Example
He was popular with the ladies due to his quixotic charm.
She had a quixotic view of the world, believing that humans need never suffer.

A Winter's Day
On a cold, winter day, I walked to the park wearinga grey trench coat. People passed and I could seethey were merry, for Christmas was on its way. As Ireached the park, I saw kids throwing snowballsand making snowmen while other people were iceskating and laughing. As I watched all of this, I wasthinking of my Christmas past, throwing snowballswith my sister, opening presents on Christmas Day,and me in my youth laughing and enjoying thethought of my family together. Soon those happytimes were over so I left the park leaving behind allmy memories with the knowledge that this, too,would soon be a memory!-- Jeffrey

cotton candy clouds
The clouds are like cotton candy swirling aroundever so gently in a bowl. Moving calmly in the wind, and moving further away from the trees andthe sun. I hear the big, giants rustling in the cool,calm breeze. Looking at the sun setting is so bright and yellow. I can't look away. Soon, the shading covers the dark brown ground, and the cloud is a peach just beginning to ripen. The sunset is like a tiger beginning to pounce on its prey. When I look at the trees they almost disappear into the night sky.-- Sierra

The Lost Tree
The tree is a person standing alone in the darknesswaiting for the sun to come out of hiding. It's aslonely as a new student waiting to make friends.Clouds slowly start to pull apart as the sun peeksaround the corner. The creaky fence is a gate to thefield of trees below. Barbwire sits ready to remindany one who comes close enough to stay away. Allthe rickety braches rock like a new born baby snugin the arms of its mother gently swaying in arocking chair. The sad tree waits as a single raindrop trickles down the long healthy trunk. The skydarkens and is ready for the storm coming its way.It thunders and booms and the dead grass laymotionless soaked. But the little tree still standsalone.-- Kassidy

The Majestic Night
The moon shone brightly, like a candle illuminatinga pitch black room. I lowered my gaze and set it onthe tall oak tree. It was either dead, or if it waswinter, "sleeping". Its leafless branches extendedtoward the sky like a frail cobweb blowing in thewind. I shuddered, the moon was an orange, it was strangely full, (if it were an orange it would burst with ripeness), and deep in color. It looked like a marmalade kind of yellow, with a tint of red in it. It cast an evil glow across the sky. The sky was even stranger; it was dull and cloudy, the clouds were plump, (and rather squashed looking) apples. (Or that's what they looked like). And had a mix of fiery red, black, and blue. It was eerie, yet majestically beautiful. I stood transfixed for a moment, sighed and started to walk off, dead leaves suffocating between my feet.—Elizabeth

Drop
When you glance down you can see a pond with water that is as clear as glass. It just showered a rhythmical rain. A constant "drip drop" tells you that water droplets, clear and circular just fell to the Earth. A leaf of pine green has an aqua drop that quickly falls down into the pond, like a ball bouncing off of the surface with a quiet splash. The bronze colored fish frantically scatter to the edgesof the circular pool of water when the drop hits the surface. The cool refreshing water ripples as slowly as a Rollie-Polly.

Sandy Beach
The sparkly sea splashes up onto the sandy beach.The sand spreads across the beach like million of tiny grains of salt, covered by shells the sea randomly washed up over the years. One is striped like a zebra with blue. Another one is a sunset colored pink, orange and cream. Small sticks are scattered forming many barriers against the different shells. The sea is a bag of sunflower seeds with its salty aroma. I take one last glance and slowly walk back to the car awaiting the next time I visit the beach.

THE MOON
A white orb, an illuminant tear in the grand tapestry of black around it. It sits perched like a hawk,staring through a blank, transparent window of fog that it is caged around, keeping its true celestial splendor from the thousands of spectators, sleeping under the shadow of light it casts. Its radiance,creeps around the blanket of mist that keeps it captivated from the land below it. It lies in the center of the sky, as a blanket of wonder tucks it in.High in the sky it sits the center of attention to the bright gray and surrounding air. A silver quarter,falling through a dusty desk of black and gray. Inthe center, the moon, and all around it, fog with the depth of space around it.

She sits, waiting anxiously, ready for anything. Her heart beats, waiting for the results. Cheering voices surround her, as she is waiting for the awards. After her hard day of work, strain, and concentration she hears, 4th. . . 3rd. . .2nd. . . then, a huge relief, 1st prize, her name is called. The grin on her face waslightning everyone's faces, for their teammate hadwon. The coaches hug her, her teammates cheer loudly, it is the happiest day of her life, now there is only one thing to do, go home, and keep working without forgetting the wonderful day when she beat 134 girls.