21. The only plausible reason one can think of for such circumlocutions is that the writers were paralyzed by caution. 22. There is nothing lawyerly about Darden's language in these pages, no waffling, no slippery circumlocutions . 23. The candidates fought a campaign that was often bitter, frequently tangled in legalistic circumlocution , and sometimes funny. 24. Kimble says legalese often contains so many convoluted constructions and circumlocutions that it is more ambiguous than plain English. 25. There's something odd about that sort of circumlocution , which falls somewhere between ritualistic disclaimer and outright lie. 26. It begins with the ritual " invocation of the muse ", and makes use of traditional epithets and circumlocutions . 27. Br�beuf was widely acknowledged to have best mastered the Native oratory style, which used metaphor, circumlocution and repetition. 28. It can " communication strategies ( i . e ., circumlocution ), and overgeneralization of L2 language patterns. 29. To avoid the forbidden words, the answerer may use words or phrases with a similar meaning or use circumlocutions . 30. The weird circumlocution , " I need you to . . . " is a way to avoid the word please.
