Sentence examples for concise i from inspiring English sources

One professor caught on and asked, "How can her four words in English become your forty in Italian?" "English is very concise," I replied, concisely.

I had a book of yours it was a short read, concise, I loved it!

The news is concise; I can read the whole paper, which I was never able to do with The Guardian, which was my paper for years.

Because the message size is so concise, I find people say important things (or silly things, but at least they are short silly things).

To make the exposition more concise, I present only the results for the most popular segments, the Small, Compact and High-Intermediate, that account for around (70~%) of the market.

Besides, the vector commitment should be concise, i.e., the size of the commitment string and the opening are both independent of the vector commitment q.

His 1973 Norton lectures — titled "The Unanswered Question," after Charles Ives — end with a concise credo: "I'm no longer quite sure what the question is, but I do know that the answer is Yes".

His 1973 Norton lectures titled "The Unanswered Question," after Charles Ives end with a concise credo: "I'm no longer quite sure what the question is, but I do know that the answer is Yes".

It's very interesting but a bit too concise really, I wanted more detail.

Here's how it was explained at NHL.com – as concise as I've seen it put.

By the merit of its concise mechanism, i.e., a straight pipeline with the region for buckling, the buckled-type valve intrinsically operates with almost zero dead volume.