Sentence examples for concise judgment from inspiring English sources
He valued, above all, good, vivid, witty writing – "do me a flashy piece," he would instruct contributors – and he was a meticulous and courteous editor, always phoning to acknowledge delivery of copy and adding an immediate, concise judgment as to its quality.
To be able to provide concise judgment of the post-operative change of the bone tissue, it is very important to assess the operated structures from different views and eventually different scanning methods.
Work and family were his music; his concise judgments and succinct wit in all endeavors will be long-remembered.
Barry Hearn, the World Snooker chairman who has vowed to set up a new anti-corruption unit to clean up a sport that still has three other players under police investigation for match fixing issues, said: "It was a very professional, concise and clear judgment and we want to move on.
But he's shrewd, subtle and concise, offering good, independent judgment.
The officials declined to discuss the key judgments -- concise, carefully written statements of intelligence analysts' conclusions -- included in the document.
Discussions between historians can become incredibly heated: we are trained to cultivate judgments about the past, and to assert them in a concise, convincing and intellectual manner.
No doubt he did show bad judgment in going against the advice of Smith and De Boufflers, in publishing the "Concise Account".
Concise, but slightly incomplete.
Clear, concise and simple.
