Sentence examples for a very succinct from inspiring English sources

It's a very succinct, tight little story.

It's a very succinct way of telling a story, and very simple.

He made it scary in a very succinct manner and still his book tells a fascinating story that is both weird and wonderful at the same time.

Somehow, when deployed by Mr. Azoff, this obscene gesture seems less a profanity than a very succinct statement of personal philosophy.

People have this tendency to want to typecast artists in a very succinct way and the idea is to break both these artists out of that.

"She was a very succinct, efficient professional," said Mrs. Dowd, of Potomac, Md. "There was never any question in my mind that she didn't know precisely what she was doing".

Dean Baker has a very good, succinct summary of what's wrong with pretty much everything Casey Mulligan has written about employment.

The aging of America presents a different sort of opportunity to James K. Galbraith, a professor at the University of Texas, who opened an interview with this very succinct expression of pessimism: "We're likely to see a situation that makes people angry and miserable for years".

Then we feature that election on our website, Global Vote, with a snapshot of each candidate giving very succinct information about who they are and what they appear to stand for.

He was making a very pungent, succinct case to the world court, if you will, of the things that this man has done.

The reason elevator pitches are important is that we have an ever- shrinking attention span, so you need to capture someone's attention in a very short, succinct pitch.