Sentence examples for as pithy from inspiring English sources

Each site has rules of engagement, including privacy policies that, generally speaking, are not as pithy as my blog posts.

I'm still not entirely sure this is as pithy as, say, "middle class", but there you go.

On the side was his campaign slogan, which was as pithy as it was ill-punctuated: "Results.

The court's announcement was as pithy as it could have been: "The application for stay addressed to Justice Thomas and referred to court is denied".

The English prose is more fluent than in earlier works, and occasionally almost as pithy as Russell's.

True, none of them is quite as pithy as the catchphrase attributed to Gekko – "Greed is good" – but there are a few contenders: "They build homes.

But no one else liked that; nor did it seem to me, by the time I finished writing, as lethally pithy as it once did.

Meanwhile, he poured late hours into what he referred to as his Midnight Paintings, filling them with just as much pithy delight as his literature.

Adkins, who illustrates his book with handsome sepia-based pen-and-ink sketches, can really turn a phrase, and his detailed histories of cattle in the United States and the varieties and uses of barbed wire are pithy as well as fascinating.

One as a means to a racist end, the other as a woeful attempt at pithy humor.

As taut and pithy as good poems, these small-scale works have a rich presence.