Sentence examples for a concise moment from inspiring English sources

Screens can be too big to adequately view, pop-ups can be too cumbersome to fully experience and even the overall footprint may be too challenging to navigate to create a concise moment.

By this methodology, we show that the moments provide a concise summary of the distribution, showing statistically-significant differences across much of the feasible parameter range.

For in 741 Leo III and Constantine V promulgated the Ecloga, a concise legal handbook that proved a watershed moment in Roman Law.

He suggested, in particular, that the visuals are constructed to convey a concise narrative arc, building rapidly toward that "Oh, yes!" moment.

This reply is, in truth, a concise statement of the entire British attitude at the moment and represents the almost unanimous opinion of English statesmen that the day for colonial enterprise had passed.

"I love this kind of footnote to history, a concise event that allows you to paint a picture of a moment in time," said Catherine J. Morris, the museum's curator of feminist art.

A concise, accessible account of the conflict and the related issues it addressed, The Webster-Hayne Debate captures an important moment in the early republic.

On a multi-strand series such as Holby, they are an excellent way of telling stories visually – a moment from each – to open or close an episode or create the passing of time in a concise way for the audience".

I bought a "Concise Electrocardiogram".

It's a concise, mysterious record.

What a concise and accurate description!