Sentence examples for beautiful concise from inspiring English sources

Elegant, beautiful, concise.

So too does Appanah, a French-Mauritian writer of Indian origin, in this beautiful, concise novel, published in France in 2007 and now translated into English by ­Geoffrey Strachan.

It's hard to find a more beautiful, or concise, articulation of postwar art's cognitive and spatial flexibility.

It is a guide to "reading Pittsburgh and its neighborhoods," and combines beautiful photographs with concise historical essays (Toker is a professor of the history of art and architecture at the University of Pittsburgh).

But to the real aficionado, the joy would be the permission to emulate one of the great users of English of the 20th century, to dream of writing something as concise, beautiful and expressive as one of Wodehouse's great lines.

Dewey Nicks's photo essay is both beautiful and a very concise demonstration of why Serena Williams is the best women's tennis player in the world.

This description of the visualized data from an editorial in The Times shortly after the mission began provides a concise and beautiful summary of what you see: Every 10 seconds, the satellite photographs the solar disk in eight different wavelengths, and what emerges…is both stirring and disorienting.

For a concise and beautiful description of these numbers, we refer also to WolframMathWorld's website [18].

Praised by the NME for its "brutally concise and beautiful pop songs", it spawned the top 10 singles Don't Think You're The First and Pass It On.

After several series of eight counts, Mr. Dendy offered a concise appraisal: "That's beautiful.

The photography is beautiful, the design clean, the copy concise, the product appealing: a deserving winner.