Sentence examples for most long winded from inspiring English sources

Okay, well now there is twenty-eight more minutes of panel-wanking with Tom Brokaw and Doris Kearns Goodwin and Peggy Noonan and Jeffrey Goldberg and I'm only really interested in which one is the most long winded.

And the award for the most long winded piece of dribble goes to AppleInsider!

Applied unsuccessfully in 2014 and 2015 The application process is the most long-winded and difficult I've encountered.

The history of the Presence is related in a voice-over narration that stands as one of the dullest, most long-winded monologues in cinematic history.

Nominations were announced last week, and the academy will be handing out its gongs next month at Britain's most long-winded awards ceremony – obviously to all the wrong people.

A drawn out and repetitive introduction of the day's objective – to decide whether or not George Bush and Tony Blair should be hauled off to The Hague to face war crimes charges – would have made even the most long-winded judge proud.

Governments have the most long-winded and bureaucratic way of solving social problems across the world.

Question number one, the most long-winded, asks whether there isn't something profoundly irrational at the core of it all.

Even the most long-winded among us are prone to mental shortcuts in our speech.

So it appears, using the ONS stats as a guide, that the UK has lost interest in going to nightclubs, defunct audio technology and sharing films in the most long-winded way imaginable.

Nothing long winded from me.