Sentence examples for As a succinct from inspiring English sources

"Liars and Saints" works on its own as a succinct, intricately plotted four-generational story.

But as a succinct expression of humility, empathy, self-knowledge and common humanity, it isn't half bad.

This chapter presents the quotient cube as a succinct summary of a data cube lattice, preserving its rollup drilldown semantics.

It is intended to serve as a succinct, practical reminder of the definitions and relationships of the concepts of validity and reliability.

A colleague had said that while a double negative equaled a positive, a double positive is never a negative, and Morgenbesser offered as a succinct rebuttal, "Yeah yeah".

More recently, they have served, when employed as a gift, as a succinct, socially acceptable way of expressing utter indifference to another human being.

We reviewed carefully the pragmatic use of the tools indentified in consultation with clinical colleagues and identified the FamCHAT tool [ 23] as offering a succinct tool to be used in the clinical environment.

But if there is little new in "Vermeer: A View of Delft," the book nonetheless serves as a lovely and succinct introduction to the painter's work, spinning the few available facts about his life and art into a narrative that is as evocative as it is enthralling.

In 1978 following his switch to the analysis of power-as-government, Foucault offered a succinct definition: alongside a 'multiplication of all the arts of governing' there has developed 'the art of not being governed so much'.

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As if offering a succinct reply to those who wonder whether their three championships were tainted by the camera controversy, whether Belichick is somehow less of a genius than everyone thought, the Patriots clobbered the San Diego Chargers, 38-14, the same score by which they beat the Jets last week.