Sentence examples for a succinct piece from inspiring English sources

As we watched, in more or less real time, the final agonies of an unremarkable middle-aged alcoholic — the movie's title is a succinct piece of truth in advertising — we also seemed to be witnessing the birth, or rebirth, of a vibrant national cinema in a place where few of us would have thought to look.

As a former network TV news correspondent, I am quite familiar with the editing process and how difficult it is to boil down a complicated television story into a succinct piece.

To help you think about how you might approach writing your own "Lives" essay, I asked the magazine's editors for a single, succinct piece of advice.

It's not so different, either, from Frederick Ashton's earlier guesswork in Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan, a more succinct piece that ignored the torrid personal history.

For educators who are looking for a compelling, succinct piece of film on China's melting glaciers, Michael Zhao at the Asia Society's China Green project has created "The Melt," which draws on years of interviews with people studying the effects of climate change on the Tibetan Plateau.

Because the reading audience I target can be very diverse and broad, I must constantly focus on how to assemble a clear and succinct piece of writing that captivates the reader but still maintains a high standard of scientific quality.

Another succinct piece is "Persian Rug" (1991-1995), a huge disc in a faint pomegranate red color trimmed with fox fur.

Magnus Lindberg had a big success in 2006 with his Violin Concerto No 1, a succinct, glittery piece for the eloquent soloist and chamber orchestra.

As Mathurine, the mezzo-soprano Teresa Buchholz grew stronger throughout the succinct piece, mustering real gravitas in her final numbers.

The succinct piece of legislation — which led to the creation of the Troubled Asset Relief Program — demanded there be no oversight or second-guessing of his plans.

Stan Davis offered this succinct piece of advice for teachers and parents: "If we see mean behavior we should stop it". But first, of course, we have to see it!