In 1989, the writer and filmmaker Trey Ellis published a concise, manifesto-like essay titled "The New Black Aesthetic".
Kaiser suggests privately saying something clear and concise, like, "Were just not a good match".
As a result, each lecture is clear and concise like the one we aspire to give every day but actually achieve only once or twice a semester.
The pacing is energetic and concise, like late-Don Siegel, the paranoia is pure Pakula-Gordon Willis, and Affleck – like David Fincher in Zodiac – relishes the pre-digital world of shoe-leather, filing cabinets, rotary phones, telexes and cigarettes.
It's round like Knopfler, spacy like Hendrix, concise like Ali Farka Toure.
Snap, customarily quiet, issued a concise statement that felt like a bone for the dogz.
The actual coordinate computations are hidden and carried out automatically, resulting in a concise program looking much like its mathematical counterpart.
In a tournament in which Stevens seemed to find all the answers, like a concise inbounds play or a surprising substitution, he could only shake his head as Butler's shots rolled in and out against UConn.
On a concise menu with standouts like saddle of lamb, veal kidneys and pork loin, there were a few too many disappointments, but Mr. Kuettel, who knows wine, has put together a list of affordable, adventurous selections from small producers, most of them European.
Nina says hers looks like a concise collection and feels very modern.
There's a concise and haunting beauty in lines like "soil and six feet under / kept just like we were / before you knew you'd know me / and you know me".
