Vocabulary #3

• If you're going to follow through with something, see it all the way through, don't become an apostate.
• The young musician sang with such an effusive passion and confidence that he had the crowd hanging on his every word.
• There was no way over , under or around this predicament, we had reached an impasse.
• After being distressed for so long, it was hard to distinguish if this was a feeling of true euphoria or the real thing.
• I have always disliked funeral ceremonies, there were always lugubrious and dismal.
• Dean displayed a fuming bravado when he was confronted with saving his brother and himself from this difficult situation.
• If the odds were in Sam's favor, the council would come to a consensus and vote him as president.
• Be careful with the way you phrase your words because it sounds like you're creating a false dichotomy.
• His bandages constricted his blood flow causing him to lose feeling in his left arm, so he had to get them readjusted.
• The church had origins of Gothic architecture.
• I would rather work freely  on my own time than work with strictness and punctilio. 
• Becoming an adult and living on our own is a challenge and metamorphosis of it's own.
• Being a great raconteur is truly a gift, you have the ability to charm and captivate others with your way of speaking.
• You cannot forget the cake, it is a sine qua non of every birthday party! 
• No one would stand up to take on this dangerous and quixotic quest to save their land against the dragon.
• She was set on going on a vendetta to avenge her husband's death.
• You just made a non sequitur interjection that has no relevance to this conversation whatsoever.
• Cheyenne had that kind of mystique that said you don't know me and you never will.
• He had the tendency to bury himself deep into quagmire and refused any help besides his own to get out of it.
• My family was not always well-off, we used to be on the brink of parlous desperation to make ends meet.