A note about OOP reusability

I was reading the first chapter of the book Practical Clojure, when I found this paragraph comparing OOP code vs. Functional Programming code:

"It [OOP] encourages a high degree of ceremony and code bloat. Simple functionality in Java can require several interdependent classes. Efforts to reduce close coupling through techniques like dependency injection involve even more unnecessary interfaces, configuration files, and code generation. Most of the bulk of a program is not actual program code, but defining elaborate structures to support it."

Which takes me back to my thoughts about all the verbosity of OOP code vs. say Haskell code. If we need so many things to make OOP code work or produce something useful, then are we sure this is the right programing paradigm?