Here's No.1, in which Biden demonstrates that brevity is the soul of wit: Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.30pm BST23 30 For your predilection, here are two more national polls that disagree.
Macleod, whom I met many years ago, is best known for the brevity of his chancellorship, which lasted only a few weeks in 1970 before he was struck down by the grim reaper.
But it was magnificently full despite its brevity.
IN THE verbose annals of Latin American integration, the declaration of Lima of April 2011 stands out for its rare combination of brevity and impact.
The need for brevity also steers Mr Wood into skimpy armchair psychology, and he deduces his subject's state of mind from file photographs.
And all things considered including the brevity of the war so far the whole is going rather well.
(For brevity and clarity this report will refer to each Castro brother by his first name).Fidel's frail and ghostly presence in his compound in Siboney, a leafy enclave of mansions on Havana's western outskirts, doubtless checks the speed of reform.
ONE of the sad consequences of the death of the telegram was the disappearance of brevity as a communications skill.
Victorian generals who captured Indian towns telegrammed the news in Latin puns:"Peccavi—I've Sindh"Wrote Lord Ellen, so proud More briefly, DalhousieWrote "Vovi—I've Oudh .Now, brevity is reviving, in an unexpected quarter: the mobile telephone.
She bemoans the way electronic media, with their demand for spectacle and brevity, have shortened our attention spans.
CUBANS are not known for the brevity of their conversations.
