Sentence examples for are given a terse from inspiring English sources

Coinciding with this exhibition is the publication of the second edition of Bronstein's 2008 Postmodern Architecture in London, a little gem of a book in which various hideous London landmarks, from Janet Street Porter's former house in Clerkenwell to the MI6 monstrosity at Vauxhall Cross, from Paternoster Square to the National Gallery's Sainsbury wing, are given a terse going-over.

Now, that original message has been given a chilling (and equally terse) revision: "Update: I have been terminated from my job at KPCB.

The press gives a terse chuckle when the president-elect acknowledges that the nation was hoping for a more "juicy" account.

He gave a terse speech that repeated many of the themes he has been replaying like a gramophone record throughout the summer, and especially during his bruising fight with the Republicans in Congress over raising the debt ceiling.

Grace called out, "Hi!" Sam nodded and gave a terse smile and a small wave.

Asked if she thought the government could save the situation, she gave a terse "no".

Gómez strode to the podium at the left of the stage and gave a terse and brief statement.

At Tribeca, Robert De Niro gave a terse "cool" — the highest praise — after demo-ing the Rift.

Manjula gives a terse two-line response, but Bernadette hangs onto the relationship, no matter how unequal.

Responding to a reporter's question on the matter, Belichick gave a typically terse response, saying only that he was unaware that the Jets had a playbook.

But rather than giving the impression of being a terse, rapier-tongued weasel, he comes over more as a nervous, pensive individual with a few ideas of great import to unleash upon the populace.