wordy

I see they've gone with something a bit less wordy.

The result was a bit wordy - though some of the words were wonderful.

This is a wordy opera, in which words often take the place of action.

Too wordy perhaps, but it was how Leslie felt right now.

But it's the only line in this very wordy song that makes sense.

He described the comedy as broad and wordy all at once.

He can also be wordy; the book could have used some trimming.

All of this was spelled out on the wordy menus.

Men are more wordy than women because they're trying to hide something, I think."

His friends and foes alike became involved in a wordy war.

I know there've been times when I'm a little wordy.

They are mostly seen from the outside; their dialogue goes flat and wordy.

A bit wordy but My editors will cut it - better that way than too brief.

"Curtains" probably goes on too long, and it's a wordy play.

As a soldier, he was out of his element in wordy negotiations.

Some of those theoretical guys get a little wordy.

Each contained a wordy question followed by four or five possible answers, only one of which was correct.

"Well, at least he's back to being wordy and poetic," I said.

But they had very little interest in the wordy kids, or even the kids who loved reading.

I like the title, it's just a little wordy.

He started to toss the report, but realized it was rather wordy for a simple "does not match."

A very wordy presentation, which would have benefited from the use of more slides, particularly at the beginning.

My writing is much more wordy and often bloated.