Can you make good sentences for each of these words?

Question

embittered, flippantly, formidable, maverick, stealthily, riveted, pensively, transposed.
You will get 10 points if they make scense and u use all of them.

Answer 1

Divorce usually leaves both spouses embittered toward each other

His often flippant remarks caused me to have to hold my tongue.

Standing before the judge and jury is a formidable experience.

Political campaigns are filled with free -thinking mavericks .

He stealthily snuck in the back door

He captured ever ones attention. All eyes were riveted on him.

She pensively considered her finance's marriage proposal

When I type I some times transpose my letters.

Answer 2

He was embittered by her lack of enthusiasm for his new job position.
She flippantly disregaurded her mother's command and stormed out the door anyway.
The formidable problem made his hand start to sweat and the pencil slip through his fingers.
Considered a maverick, the politician held views contrary to those of others in her party.
The dog stealthily snuck into the kitchen and pulled the scraps out of the garbage without the family knowing.
I was riveted to my seat as the main character fell in slow motion from the balcony of the hotel.
He stared pensively at the painting, with his mind obviously no longer in the room.
The teacher transposed the words in her sentence to make it flow more smoothly.

Answer 3

After the break-up, Janet had an embittered attitude towards men.

I flippantly threw my clothes on the bed expecting my mother to pick them up.

His presence was formidable made us all uneasy.

John Wayne is a maverick among male actors.

She moved stealthily as she placed the box back in its place.

The crowd was riveted as Joan walked through the room.

George pensively gazed out the window as she sunbathed by the pool.

The picture of my mother-in-law was transposed on the shot of the witch.