Sentence examples for a succinctly from inspiring English sources

Whatever, this is a succinctly beautiful piece of late-60s psyche-blues pop.

Poisson models do predict a positive dependence and we develop a succinctly parameterized version, the Weighted Path Poisson Model, which allows the finishing order to be a weighted probabilistic mechanism.

They range from the personal and heartbreaking to the calmly diplomatic to the plainly frustrated to researched journalism to a succinctly in-your-face reality check to the brilliantly sincere, silly, and satirical.

I instinctively averted my eyes upward and spied, on a shelf, a book succinctly titled "Men, Women and Dogs".

Mary Creagh, the shadow minister for international relations and one of the most impressive members of Labour's frontbench team, had come with a game plan: make a point succinctly and get out fast while the going was good.

Best optimum insertion scheme as a result succinctly provides higher precision and in turn leads to a better range query e.g. nearest neighbors.

So despite the musical credentials, she must now battle an attitude succinctly summed up by a fan at one of her Austin shows.

If you paid attention in high school, you know something of the Borgia popes, who are covered in a chapter succinctly called "The Monsters".

It is a restaurant, succinctly named Moldova; it is the only one dedicated to Moldovan cuisine in New York, and one of only a few outside the Moldovan homeland itself.

The History Channel has done very well with "Ice Road Truckers," while Spike finds adventure in confined spaces, tracking criminals sent to the big house in a series succinctly titled "Jail".

Womanly wisdom, it was decided, needed to recognise her limits – a point succinctly made by orthodox Christian writers: "… she stretched herself forward … until she encountered the Power that sustains and preserves all things, called 'the Limit'…".