Later, when I hear of Olivia Goldsmith's untoward end while undergoing cosmetic surgery, Pitman's gift for concise phrase-making comes back to haunt me: "The three most dangerous words in plastic surgery?
Use concise phrasing; avoid long winded or overly complex sentences.
Nearing retirement, Jamāl al-Ghīṭānī ruminated in Sāʿāt ("The Hours") on trips he took, faces he saw but never knew, and half-erased memories, all in a style that charms the reader through the originality of its metaphors and the flow and depth of its concise phrasing.
He could just eviscerate any subject with the perfect concise phrasing.
GeneRIFs are concise phrases identified in journal papers and describing a protein function, recorded in the reference databases by PubMed users, which are not always curators.
Most importantly, Wolcott (1997a) provides advice on formatting text to enhance readability, e.g., size, spacing, concise phrasing, organization, and color scheme.
Accommodations such as using picture schedules or boards, social stories to prepare children for dental visits, visual aids, speaking in short, concise phrases that are repeated often, behavioral training and modeling, and/or desensitization appointments may be helpful with this population.
There's nothing in America that a concise, memorable phrase can't sell.
"He's a really private person, and his music has a lot of short, not necessarily angular, concise musical phrasing.
