There are no literary texts and hardly any continuous texts (only a small number of complete sentences exist); the tablets contain accounts of the great Mycenaean palaces and their dependencies, written in the Greek language, in a very concise style.
Clarence White, an experienced session musician who played with the bluegrass group the Kentucky Colonels, brought an exhilarating, concise style of roots rock guitar to later Byrds albums.
Make your arguments in a concise manner.
Bentham's book, written in a clear and concise style different from that of his later works, may be said to mark the beginning of philosophical radicalism.
This version, he says, was written in the dry and concise style of a business document.
The jury used two different approaches to communicate the main messages: 1) a concise writing style to improve the clarity and dissemination of the information; 2) a specialist and scientific style, more accessible to medical professionals.
His first book, The Venetian Painters of the Renaissance (1894), displayed a concise writing style.
If you follow these effective and concise style tips you will be snapped up by every indie A&R for at least a three-month contract.
Midway in his career he shifted to historical novels that are virtually devoid of fictional elements but are given literary distinction by their concise style.
Despite his professed liking for Bates's "direct and concise" style, he quotes at length Bates' description of the tropics, with the James spends much space in his review quoting Bates's account of the strangling fig, called the "Murderer Liana or Sipo", which he uses to emphasize the "struggle for existence" between plants, as much as for animals.
The master of Dante, Brunetto Latini, wanted to reach the Italian cultured and mercantile classes with his Li livres dou trésor (c. 1264; "Treasure Books") and therefore used a concise and accurate style that evoked an immediate and general welcome.
