Wordsmiths

To marketing and propaganda time through Exxon’s legion of skilled wordsmiths and videographers constantly ringing up the Guyana oil cash register, to help themselves from the rich pickings of a prostrate country.

The debate then prompts Dionysus to wonder which playwright he should actually bring back; so he judges a competition between the two brilliant wordsmiths.

The initiative, part of the Lord Lieutenant’s Fund, is aimed at nurturing Cornwall’s next generation of wordsmiths.

He owns the content marketing company Ink Wordsmiths and keynotes to business organizations on the power of storytelling.

The two wordsmiths famously put isiXhosa commentary into national prominence with their unique blend of entertaining, piercing, poignant and critical commentary, which earned them adulation across the country.

Are the parallels just the sort of clichés that any two wordsmiths would logically come to?

It is hard to mentally picture the space for the literarily inclined on campus, and while there is no shortage of wordsmiths at the College, gathering them all into a single room to interact and share their work is another story.

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For example, the comic playwright Aristophanes criticizes the sophists as hairsplitting wordsmiths, and makes Socrates their representative.