Sentence examples for a concise man from inspiring English sources

Chouinard is a concise man, both physically and with his shared thoughts.

Over at Penguin, they debuted a concise men's swim capsule by new creative Director Anne Doty-Pane, who found her inspiration from the 1960's.

Xiaolu Guo, author of the Orange-shortlisted A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers, heads up the longlist for the inaugural Man Asian literary prize with a new novel, 20 Fragments of a Ravenous Youth.

But not every sketch has to do with race: One skewers reality television cooking shows; another features husbands who pretend to each other that they have the guts to tell off their wives whenever the men feel put upon; and one of the best bits is a concise skit about a man who goes about getting medical marijuana in exactly the wrong way.

When it comes to James, "The One" reads over all as a concise depiction of an unconventional man out to make his message resonate with whoever would listen.

During these years he produced two books in English [Cassirer 1944, 1946], where the first, An Essay on Man, serves as a concise introduction to the philosophy of symbolic forms (and thus Cassirer's distinctive philosophical perspective) as a whole and the second, The Myth of the State, offers an explanation of the rise of fascism on the basis of Cassirer's conception of mythical thought.

She delivered, as one of her assistants later wrote, "a concise, between-the-eyes account of what this man had done, who he was, and what we'd be inviting if we shirked our duty".

"Smile," a man orders you, and that's a concise way to say that he owns you; he's the boss; you do as you're told; your face is there to serve his life, not express your own.

It's the 170th-something and surely last work of fiction or nonfiction from a man whose life is a challenge to condense into a concise, Internet-friendly summary.

I bought a "Concise Electrocardiogram".

It's a concise, mysterious record.