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George Orwell could mean a few things by the statement, “The greatest enemy of clear language is insincerity”. ... This was seen in one of the speeches that George Bush gave in which he was very repetitive and he used language which was out of date and very un-clear to understand. George Orwell also talks about The way People use words that are no longer understood, or out-dated to try to get their thoughts out. The way people seem to avoid the main topic of conversation is also anther thing the George Orwell believes that ruins the way people talk. This is all stated in one of his works where he criticizes the different ways people talk on an every day basis
I suppose that What George Orwell is trying to say is that when individuals are trying to express their ideas and thoughts sometimes the go about it in a wrong way by the words or phrases that they choose to use.
Approximate Word count = 542
Approximate Pages = 2.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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