Sentence examples similar to In too few words from inspiring English sources
If you have too few words, in some competitions that can be a strength.
The real problem, though, was not too few words but too many.
It's better to have too few words than too many.
But it's hard to use in online literature searches, he says: The individual words "H1N1," "pandemic," and "2009" are bound to result in too many hits, but their combination in too few.
In short, too much capital concentrated in too few hands.
In a few words, I like women".
He was, in a few words, too skinny to excel.
The senator, John Edwards, had come to praise Vice President Al Gore, but he managed to squeeze in a few words about himself, too.
Maybe it's something simple, or maybe it's too complex to describe in a few words, or maybe things just changed and you've seen a new experience first hand, determine this reason.
Oh, and that the budget for "Pain and Gain" -- starring Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson as two Miami bodybuilders who become involved in a kidnapping plot that's much too bizarre to sum up in a few words -- is only $25 million.
