It reveals him as a master of concise matter-of-fact prose, as a keen observer of daily life, full of pragmatic common sense, and also as a good judge of poetry.
It lingers like a strange perfume over his concise, matter-of-fact sentences, more heightened in the earlier novels and short stories, but the bottom notes (petrol, anguish, desire, nightmares) are still present in the first three lines of his final and most didactic novel, Kingdom Come: "The suburbs dream of violence.
Make your arguments in a concise manner.
Strategy for execution: Discussion of the two essential components of a strategy for execution an organization's must-win battles and a concise statement of why they matter.
Sometimes one of those informal reviewers will manage to accomplish what you were unable to accomplish on your own: to say why the project really matters in a concise and compelling way.
What really gets my attention is a concise description of why the thing you are most passionate about matters to the rest of us.
Yet, all attempts to actually detect the particles that constitute dark matter have so far failed (see a concise recent review).
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After consideration of the relevant matter presented, the agency shall incorporate in the rules adopted a concise general statement of their basis and purpose.
Furthermore, a fundamental building block is a concise definition of the research question and the vocabulary used, i.e. the subject matter should be clearly delineated.
The intended contribution of the book lies in a concise and up-to-date overview of these economic freedoms rather than in an innovative reflection on this matter.
