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The Indian counsel, in his circumlocutory submission, however, did not address the fundamental questions Pakistan had raised in the ICJ.

The Constitution is best described as "circumlocutory" or "pleonastic." Some provisions are "circumbendibus." This is aggravated by the use of technical or ambiguous words pliable or dimensional in meanings and without accepted legal connotations.

Felce expertly explains Morris's attempts to employ not only the words of his source text but the principles of their craft, using both drottvaett verse forms and kennings, a form of circumlocutory metaphor that even for medieval Icelanders would have required interpretation.

In his "Foreword", he shunned the circumlocutory language of the Karachi resolution for a more categorical enunciation of the still evolving Muslim goal, asserting that:

The prose is dense, circumlocutory and unappealing.

On the one hand, these backstage cultures can be positive through providing a basis for sense-making, a 'circumlocutory' means of communication, an opportunity for rapid improvements, and reinforcing group solidarity.

TEHRAN (FNA)- The US government is in its deadliest form of denial in Iraq and it is as always in the weasel circumlocutory jargon which distorts and evades, and seldom stands up to reality and the rule of International Law.

For someone who's selfadmittedly argumentative, he revels in pithy, one-line put-downs (the best of which is, sadly, far too crude to repeat) while at the same time giving way to circumlocutory tales that bounce seamlessly from breastfeeding to Nigel Farage, the Green Party, and then back again.

For someone who's self-admittedly argumentative, he revels in pithy, oneline put-downs (the best of which is, sadly, far too crude to repeat) while at the same time giving way to circumlocutory There's an endearing honesty and frankness to the 43-year-old Irishman's show that doesn't just peak at the usual | Ciaran Jones

With authors awarding Jay Gatsby honors as most famous fictional individual, journalists jokingly brought up Wright's circumlocutory stylings.

But it was a strange, circumlocutory route that had taken him there.

The novel's style follows the cadence and circumlocutory grammar of the Gaelic speaker of English, but includes Gaelic words.