What orators lack in depth, they make up to you in length.

Summary

This quote suggests that while some speakers may lack substance or depth in their speeches, they often try to compensate for this by speaking at great length. It implies that instead of focusing on delivering meaningful content or thoughtful insights, these orators rely on verbosity to capture the attention of their audience. The quote highlights the contrast between superficial and lengthy speeches and those that are impactful and concise.

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