Sentence examples for concise accounts of from inspiring English sources
The selection includes photographs by virtuosos like Edward Steichen, Alfred Stieglitz and Weegee, assembled by Reuel Golden, the executive editor at Photo District News, and graced by his concise accounts of five historic periods since 1850.
This review presents concise accounts of various conventional and emerging Raman instrumentations including associated hyphenated tools of pharmaceutical interest.
They have created a system to transform a large thread into a coherent and concise account of the commenters' opinions.
We get an intense, and necessarily concise, account of the development of technique – how stop-motion evolved into animatronics and on to CGI.
For readers who want a concise account of what Harris calls "the most famous cause célèbre in French history," Begley's book and Brown's chapter will appeal.
However, now I'm applying for jobs I am having problems with some of the questions on application forms - specifically one that asks for "a concise account of your relevant scientific experience and achievements".
AT 9.01am one morning earlier this month, Marino Murillo, a member of Cuba's ruling Politburo, strode on to the stage at the International Press Centre in Havana, gave a concise account of the government's economic plans, and took questions for 45 minutes.
One of his most famous lyrics, a chant taken from the title song of "Controversy," gives a hilariously concise account of this theory: "People call me rude / I wish we all were nude / I wish there was no black and white / I wish there were no rules".
(In their concise account of the battle of Kursk, for example, Murray and Millett note that Russia knew Germany's plans, but they don't say how: for months before the battle, British code breakers had been supplying the Russian military with detailed information on German intentions).
