| Margerie suggested characters and plot turns, added sentences, and cut back Lowry's wordiness. |
| I like the unabashed wordiness of their argument, as the demands of duty are wrestled with, at length. |
| Seidensticker can sound too cut-and-dried, while Washburn errs on the side of wordiness. |
| Concise communications are to the point and avoid unnecessary elaboration, superfluous detail, redundancy, and wordiness. |
| Such wordiness seems unjust to Firth, who is perfectly capable of showing any congestion of spirit by body language alone. |
| Unfortunately, the serious subject matter is often jeopardized by incessant wordiness. |
