Sentence examples for brief but full from inspiring English sources

It is modest, candid, personal and brief, but full of surprises.

He thought of it as something of a 20th-century "Brandenburg" — trim in scale and comparatively brief, but full of detail and requiring considerable energy and focus.

The other singers too are vintage Britten performers, notably of course Peter Pears, whose part as Sir Philip, Owen's father, is comparatively brief but full of character.

In "Musée," so did the young choreographer Eleanor Bauer, an American living Brussels, as she asked passers-by for personal items with which to create brief but full-bodied dances on the spot.

Despite a number of subjects meeting lifetime diagnostic criteria for bipolar disorder nos based on brief but full-blown hypomanic episodes, the depression in these subjects was severe and not uncommonly associated with psychotic features.

One is that Mr. Stookey is introducing not annoyingly brief excerpts, but full-length songs; you can feel the odd combination of earnestness and excitement as the youthful unknowns, now all household names, deliver their lyrics of protest and disillusioned romance.

The actual letter is brief and full of corporate speak, but it paints a company going through some serious growing pains.

CNN wisely chose not to air the briefing in full, but to report on it and to show parts, providing context.

I will try to cover the briefing in full, but Miliband and Balls are in Stevenage and I will be dependent on BBC News and Sky for live coverage and so the supply of words may well dry up quickly.

"It depends," said Margherita Missoni, dressed in a long, slender sheath from the family brand as she hit the dance floor — but in a brief, full white dress as she sat front row at the show.

Rosenstein is scheduled to brief the full Senate in a closed session on Thursday.