Sentence examples for concise enough from inspiring English sources

Sound concise enough, but not so rehearsed?

His story calls for a book that is clear, elegant and concise enough to qualify as an iBio.

The phrase explains a complex economic concept clearly and persuasively, but is concise enough to be included in tweets without breaching Twitter's 140 character limit.

In a few elegant equations, perhaps concise enough to be emblazoned on a T-shirt, this theory will reveal how the universe began and how it will end.

Videos are often not concise enough — a minute video is 50 seconds too long these days.

It's so hard to get through, we can't listen, they're not concise enough.

Frank has a breezy way with comparative history: his description of the differences between how Roosevelt managed the 1929 crash, and how the 2008 disaster was handled, is concise – and enough to make you weep.

There's no publication that is both concise and detailed enough to satisfy me.

(Optional). There's no publication that is both concise and detailed enough to satisfy me.

It is concise and pointed enough to be a tweet: "We don't want nouveau riches McMansions sprouting up all over our ridges".

As for favourite clues, for me these are those which have ended up being fluent and concise, but clever enough to challenge the solver.