Sentence examples for any succinct from inspiring English sources

There are also the viruses to challenge any succinct definition of life in that they so clearly invoke a gray zone between the two states, exhibiting as they do so few "process" aspects of life.

But "Women Photograph" is a succinct retort to any editor who claims not to know any women in the business. .

A spokesman for Care Not Killing said: "The RCGP gave a succinct presentation of their reasons for opposing any change in the law.

We did not perform any EELV measurements, but we want to provide a succinct explanation of the implications of our findings, particularly in relation to previous related studies.

Our framework does not involve any compressed or succinct data structures and thus is practical and easy to implement.

The diversity contained in this body of work defies any easy or succinct synopsis, and anyone who approaches it will find a range of ideas that can alternately intrigue, surprise, and sometimes even disarm and shock.

The resulting signatures thus provide a succinct summary of H2H adaptive mutations contained in any influenza proteome.

When asked if the Devils could take any other positives into the game Saturday, center John Madden had a succinct answer: "No".

In a succinct and enraged post entitled Briefest Manifesto Ever, Butler wards off any narcissists: "Art's ultimate goal cannot be to be self-expression.

"We are very thin-skinned when it comes to any form of propaganda," Claas Lorenz, 25, a student on the tour, said in a succinct reference to Germany's Nazi history.

In a succinct 135 characters.