Sentence examples similar to a succinct sentence from inspiring English sources

And it is where a portrait photographer and mother of two named Alicia, 35 (who did not want her last name published because of continuing custody issues), posted a few succinct sentences about the breakup of her own marriage recently.

That succinct sentence is a true reflection of the judgment, which supported the original ruling by a high court judge, Mrs Justice Nicola Davies, that the Mail was justified in publishing stories about Johnson's illegitimate child because his extramarital affairs called into question his fitness for public office.

Miroku commented on the Twitter post in Japanese, but Google translated his comments into one succinct sentence: "The fish hit the crotch directly".

Interpretation of 'fair dealing' [ 4] legislation clearly varied between publishers, for example some allowed permission from extracts of less than 150 words whilst others requested substantive fees (over £10 per student) to quote small amounts of text i.e. succinct sentence composed of 15 words.

Sir Stanley introduced the Queen, and she, in a couple of succinct sentences, declared the World Championship open, as if she knew that football, not homage, was the business of the evening.

The 20-year-old artist's work concerns the anxieties and internal unrest of daily life, frequently pairing a young woman or man at rest with a succinct, single-sentence observation.

Write a succinct, single-sentence statement about your subject.

It limits itself to a few very terse, succinct sentences..

He stirred our green tea for a long time before answering in two succinct sentences.

Write concrete, succinct sentences that flow well.

The technical skill is that of creating clear and succinct sentences, which any profession should inculcate.