wordiness

It is true that in his early, imitative, work he shares the medieval faults of wordiness, digression, and abstract symbolism; and, like most medieval writers, he chose rather to reshape material from the great contemporary store than to invent stories of his own.

He chooses Twitter -- a modern-day communication platform to expound, where you are forced to cut out wordiness, as it allows you to say what you have to say in as many characters, and is a platform that ignores the age-old norms of English grammar.

They need solid support at this do-or-die stage of their heroic struggle against a tyrant country; empty rhetoric and wordiness is of no use to them,' he said.

According to media reports, talking to family members Nawaz Sharif told them he did not care about his health, however, he was feeling strong wordiness over the deteriorating economic conditions of the country as despite lending loans from IMF people could not be provided relief.

With the exception of the Scotsman, who objected to the book's length and wordiness, the critics lauded Powers for his expansive vision and his profound message of human reliance on the natural world that we continue to damage.

MTE 1 deviated from the lesson to talk about the [design of the story] problem with her students (problems including wordiness that could challenge English language learners, and context) and that was like Wow!

Before fixing grammar problems, I suggest editing for wordiness. Go through the text and remove every word that can be removed.

BATH: 3.00 Wordiness (won off 80 down 16lb to 64); 4.30 Heaven's Guest (5lb); 5.30 Silvanus (15lb).

As an introduction to elite Roman attitudes towards slaves and the institution of slavery, the wordiness of the book and dry details might keep the interest of the young university student or advanced high school student.