Значения термина too prolix на английском

If I am too prolix upon this head, I am sorry for it.

But I fear my zeal for this doctrine has made me too prolix.

He's the one who tipped me off that our prose was too prolix.'

But, not to be too prolix, I will pass them over.

The inscription in which he describes the event is too prolix to be given here.

Proof of this may not improperly be offered here, provided it be not too prolix.

He regretted that the main section of the argument was deficient; the premises were too prolix.

Never fear that you can be too prolix: the diffuser you are, the easier I shall forgive myself.

Instead of having reason to complain of short letters, you will, I fear, find mine only too prolix.

He found them too prolix.

Southey's biography itself is very helpful, though too prolix and too much filled out with dissertations for common readers.

And we do not wish to be too prolix, in order that this ease may be the more readily seen through.

But I must not be too prolix; to be concise is a fine thing, which you can see by my letter.

But at present, lest we should appear to be too prolix, we will speak of the other points which it seems desirable to insist on.

The bishop is perfectly easy and unassuming, very communicative, and, though not very entertaining because too prolix, he is otherwise intelligent and of good commerce.

It is unequal, and it is too prolix: but when it is good, which is not seldom, it is very good, unforced, idiomatic, and felicitous.