Sentence examples for concisely with from inspiring English sources

In a way, this can be expressed more concisely with the symbol that tells a musician to go to the top and start it all again.

He had a lot to say, but he said it concisely, with spare, elegant dresses and coats in black, cobalt or maroon wool.

This is saying something, since his late-blooming, five-decade career overlapped fairly concisely with those of younger masters like Velázquez (1599-1660) and Rembrandt (1606-1669).

As an ex-barrister, Malcolm Turnbull is generally as comfortable on his feet as he is at the opera or on board any given train, but he spoke concisely, with charisma and charm.

But their authors said they had been written more clearly and concisely, with advice not only on what hospitals should do, but also on what they should not, and on secondary approaches to try if first-line measures do not lower infection rates.

I had to learn to write succinctly and concisely, with a good deal of precision.

This is what Sylvia Plath was getting at, too, more concisely and with less ironic humour, when she wrote: "The blood jet is poetry".

His account of the first coalition cabinet meeting is almost more of a parody than Private Eye's New Coalition Academy: "I watched David Cameron chair the meeting crisply, concisely, and with a clear command of all the topics being discussed.

Peter was not a notable public speaker, but he wrote clearly, concisely and with elegance, as was evidenced by his one slight book, Persecution 1961, an account of six prisoners, which followed up The Observer article of May 1961.

Nowhere else does Google bring all of its knowledge about you and the world around you together as concisely as with Google Now.

Each chapter is clearly and concisely written, with a useful summary of the contents of the chapter at its beginning.