Sentence examples similar to a concise appeal from inspiring English sources
The demonstration consists of a concise and exclusive appeal to PCP IIp14, Spinoza's rendering of Descartes' law of inertia, according to which "Each single thing, insofar as it is simple and undivided and is considered only in itself, always perseveres in the same state, as far as it can".
There is no set way to accomplish this; success can stem, for example, from the instantaneous impact of a concise, striking design or from the sumptuous appeal of an ornate work of art.
Alternatively, the format of the lecture series may appeal to audiences seeking a concise overview of the concepts.
They present a concise summary of 20th-century stagecraft, one that appeals equally to Museum of Modern Art mavens and seasoned theatergoers.
I bought a "Concise Electrocardiogram".
For readers who want a concise account of what Harris calls "the most famous cause célèbre in French history," Begley's book and Brown's chapter will appeal.
What a concise and accurate description!
It's a concise, mysterious record.
A concise abstract is available.
David A Bell's Napoleon: A Concise Biography is published by OUP.
Most of the book is a concise French menu decoder.
