Sentence examples for but succinct from inspiring English sources

WINE LIST Serviceable but succinct, with a median price a bit too high; the focus is as much on cocktails.

As such it provides an important reference for researchers to have a broad but succinct perception of the mechanical behaviour of these structures.

Mr. Verrilli was anything but succinct: "The class to which that requirement applies either is or virtually is most certain to be in that market when the timing of one's entry into that market and what you will need when you enter that market is uncertain...."....

Addressed not only to specialists in German studies but also to readers interested in modern poetry, philosophy, and aesthetics, the volume is wide in scope but succinct in nature, aiming to assert the relevance of Holderlin for thinking about history, culture, and language today".

A well-organized presentation with informative but succinct wall texts, the exhibition offers cultural history as well as the delights of high-caliber artworks of a type long revered by connoisseurs and of particular interest to many modern masters -- Toulouse-Lautrec, Bonnard and Balthus among them.

But succinct writing can be powerful, and when you combine a few powerful words with personal insights that touch you deeply, the result can be important.

What you're going for here is a tone that is businesslike but warm, succinct but not telegraphic, and respectful rather than even subtly reproachful.

Meg loved language but was succinct.

Ms Pessl is capable of many things, but drawing succinct thumbnail sketches is not one of them.

One may question some of the tonal body language (e.g., those air quotes around "winner"), but still: succinct and accurate.

The practice started in 2006 with a trimmed "Magic Flute," and continued with an uncut but similarly succinct English-language "Hansel and Gretel".