John Maeda, president of the Rhode Island School of Design, is full of words of wisdom for his followers, like this one here.
He called Mr Hagel's speech "full of hegemony, full of words of threat and intimidation".
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While the statement was full of choice words for Trump ― calling him "unfit," "rogue" and "gangster" ― it was the word "dotard," used twice, that seemed to catch everyone's attention. .
In the last few days, Caroline Spelman, the environment secretary, has gone on a charm offensive, full of warm words for our "precious natural assets".
Bishop James Thomas McHugh, the third bishop of Rockville Centre and spiritual leader of the 1.4 million Roman Catholics in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, was buried in a crypt today after a Mass here full of fond words for his stewardship.
It goes on like that, full of "F" words for no particular reason.
The group has so far done the first chapter of Faulkner's "Sound and the Fury" this way, as well as a version of "The Sun Also Rises," by Hemingway, and most famously, a full-length, word-for-word performance of the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel "The Great Gatsby," which, as "Gatz," had an acclaimed run at the Public Theater last fall.
Indeed, part of the book's fascination lies in seeing how the unsophisticated ads of the 1950s – copy-heavy, teeming with adjectives, full of underlined words – make way for "the big idea" of the 1960s: witty headline and picture combinations.
Think of it as a day trip away from home that will enable you to return with your arms full of new words, new possibilities for rhythm, image, story, and tone.
