Príklady prolix

• Yet their ' crumbling ' of the scriptural text, on which they depended for form and structure, lent a digressive and prolix quality to their sermons.

• These questions were not given any consideration in prolix debates about the growth and development of the industrial 'working class'.

• The work itself is somewhat prolix, and seems to dispose of the words of its text at an inexorably consistent rate.

• Many of the records are more prolix, though.

• His prolix formulations, and also his personalizing narratives, are face work aimed at repairing, if not denying, a flaw in an otherwise impeccable professional profile.

• If questions and statements are irrelevant and prolix, he does not allow them, but it is up to him.

• The objection taken by solicitors was that the details asked for were unnecessarily prolix, and that particulars were sought which were not really useful.

• They encourage the very fault which they should condemn by these long, prolix epistles.

• There are times when even those as prolix as myself recognise that there is a value in silence.

• It is also due to counsel being far too prolix.

• The price of the one indicates shortness and simplicity; that of the other suggests that it is more prolix.

• It is true that when the process started the summaries tended to be a bit too prolix.

• If it is a prolix form of legislation, it is clearly unnecessary, unreasonable and undesirable.

• Our statute book continues to swell, becoming increasingly prolix and extensive as a result.

• He will be aware that the "noises off" were raised not so much in disagreement, but because his question was a tiny bit prolix.