In his pietistic Brief words (Kalima wajiza, to be discussed at length later on in this essay), Ibn Kammuna complains that a full discussion of the soul's properties, mode of binding to the body, and so forth, would be "lengthy"; he is content to refers the reader "to books by those who have preceded [us]".
(Hawthorn & Child got a 350-word "in brief" review in the TLS, a publication which dispensed with its fiction editor last year).
Thus, in those few brief words, Gary suggested that the real offender here is the Times journalist who exposed him.
"[I]n the few remarks made by Mac Da Thó to his visitors, all his previous train of thought, all his cunning and address, are suggested in a few brief words intended by him to hide his true designs from his guests, while suggesting to ourselves his hidden intention".
Declarative titles raising or answering questions in a few brief words will far more likely do this than titles merely pointing to the topic.
In a brief word with reporters, Woods said his lower back got tight during a fog delay that suspended play for more than two hours.
If your toddler cries and whines from his or her bed, simply check in periodically and offer some brief words of reassurance; if your toddler keeps getting out of bed, simply walk him or her back.
Jack Straw, the Justice Secretary, who had been Labour's lead negotiator in the talks, had a few brief words with his Tory counterpart, the shadow cabinet office minister Francis Maude, before they headed their separate ways.
In brief, two words are left out of the training set at each fold (say, apartment and carrot in one of the folds), and a regression model is trained using the data from the remaining 58 words to determine the regression weights to be associated with each of the four factors.
Try to say a few brief words to the examiner once you are in the car.
