Kane

Honestly, I think we in the WWE are very underrated as performers. What we do would be very difficult for even an experienced actor. To go out and sometimes have 15 minutes of verbiage, sometimes have to ad-lib and then, of course, have other variables such as the interaction with the audience, it can be challenging.

American Athlete

Paul Valery

The folly of mistaking a paradox for a discovery, a metaphor for a proof, a torrent of verbiage for a spring of capital truths, and oneself for an oracle, is inborn in us.

French Poet

Kathy Reichs

I've been accused of being a minimalist writer. I don't like a lot of verbiage in there.

American Writer

Danny Amendola

Every team communicates differently. Every verbiage is different on each team.

Jeff Lindsay

Good writing does not come from verbiage but from words.

American Playwright

Larry Hagman

I'm not well versed on the verbiage of the internet.

American Actor

Use 'verbiage' to suggest that a simpler or shorter way of saying something is possible.

Avoid Overusing

'Verbiage' often implies that the speaker could be clearer by using fewer words.

Clarity Over Complexity

When you encounter 'verbiage', consider it a cue to edit for conciseness.

Editing Necessary

'Verbiage' refers to the specialized language used in a particular field like law or medicine.

Field-Specific Language

Learning the 'verbiage' of a field helps in understanding and communicating within that domain.

Understanding Specialized Terms

Use of correct 'verbiage' can indicate your knowledge or expertise in a specific area.

Sign of Expertise

'Verbiage' can reflect a writer's personal style or the unique way they use language.

Author's Voice

In creative writing, 'verbiage' can add depth and character to the text.

Creative Expression

Analyzing an author's verbiage can help you understand their themes and messages.

Literary Analysis

 And I think the biggest picture of all would take seriously the fact that so much of our verbiage about abstract events is based on a concrete metaphor and see human intelligence itself as consisting of a repertoire of concepts --