English Grammar - Naval War College - Writing Guide
As he frequently did, Winston Churchill found an eloquent way to describe a problem.
By extension, Churchill was not referring only 2 to oral communication, but also to written English.

The context of Churchill's assertion conveys to the reader just how rich the language can be, for

in this case the bland adjective "good" carries a powerful message. Like much excellent advice,

The context of Churchill's assertion conveys to the reader just how rich the language can be, for

in this case the bland adjective "good" carries a powerful message. Like much excellent advice,

however his message often goes unheeded.