1. His speeches tend to be rather long-winded.

2. The manifesto is long-winded, repetitious and often ambiguous or poorly drafted.

3. I hope I'm not being too long-winded.

4. The whole process is incredibly long-winded.

5. One long-winded speaker after another came to the podium.

6. Her letters do tend to be a bit long-winded.

7. Jacques launched into a long-winded explanation that left us just as confused as before.

8. Natural language is ambiguous and long-winded and these techniques are much superior.

9. The journey was a long-winded one, first by train to Carcassonne and then to Couiza-Montazels.

10. But even after that long-winded exercise, a considerable amount remains.

11. This method is, however, a little long-winded if you only want to edit a couple of lines.

12. Dad can be so long-winded sometimes, I cringe when he starts talking to someone new.

13. This whole process appears long-winded and complicated but once you are familiar with it you can employ the strategy very quickly.

14. I'm sick of reading badly-written and long-winded scripts by candidates who should know better.

15. But you don't need to go this long-winded way around doing it.

16. No, those long-winded gentlemen put me off sermons for a good long while.

17. Massot was a pleasant but impossibly long-winded Gaul whose briefest reminiscence about his days in the Resistance tended to last an hour.

18. Long-winded descriptions are the death of many good speeches.

19. Sayings of the power over long-winded.

20. Sure, the human mind can perform long-winded calculations and amazing feats of memory, they say, but in everyday situations we tend to use the shortcuts in our "adaptive toolbox".

21. They can be long-winded, insensitive and impolite, often failing to look people in the eye.

22. Mbeki offered a stout if long-winded defence of his policies laying out all that he had done for the country.

23. All this is a long-winded way to say the standard specs haven't been used in many deployments based on shipping platforms from different vendors.

24. The audience tuned out when the speaker began his long-winded speech.

25. That was about the longest conversation I ever had with him: Fritz at his most eloquent and long-winded.

26. That definition, which is taken from Box's study, is rather long-winded, but corporate crime is a complex issue.

27. Merton has a previously undreamed of knack of the one-minute, long-winded trainspotter diatribe./long-winded.html

28. By the Monday they were to shout down with peculiar virulence a similar although more long-winded question by Churchill.

29. One wonders what would happen should Mack apply her long-winded principles to herself.

30. Jeffries spoke for well over an hour, without pause, without notes, as fluent and long-winded as Fidel Castro.

1. His speeches tend to be rather long-winded.

2. The manifesto is long-winded, repetitious and often ambiguous or poorly drafted.

31. This long-winded wordsmith "punctiliously shifts paradigms" and "expeditiously ensures the numerical veracity of weekly sales reports."

32. The present might be compared to a long-winded film from which memory and anticipation select photographic highlights.

33. "It's a long-winded way of saying we can figure out where you are through your IP address," he said.

34. But Biden, who has been nicknamed "Sen. Prolixity" for his love of long-winded and rambling answers to the simplest question, could still underestimate the Girl from the North Country.

35. We will not waste your time with buggy code, clumsy user interfaces or long-winded articles that promise more than they deliver.

36. This is fairly long-winded and less expressive than a PHP foreach statement.

37. Interpretation of the circle quietly listening to the young sigh and long-winded, the end was told the young monk said: "The donor from afar, burning over a pot of warm water."

37. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

38. But It should be long-winded one, the above multi-site survey, but only after I get a accurate information, not false false name, otherwise it will stink million left out, huh, huh!

39. This is obviously a very long-winded way of going about it, but my counting method seemed to work and I was able to depress the shutter button at just the right moment.

40. I prefer dialogue to long-winded speeches, so you can always interrupt me and raise your questions.

41. Those two examples used the low-level D-BUS library, which is complete but can be long-winded to use when you want to create services and many objects.

42. It's never clearer than when, if England do beat Australia at cricket, the whole country become fans of what, I cheerfully admit, is a tedious, long-winded and outdated game.

43. He began the conversation by pledging to "tell the truth" and invited Zakaria to interrupt him, since Wen "prefers dialogue to long-winded speeches."

44. But despite being repetitive and long-winded, it is worth the read.