Sentence examples for crisp opinion from inspiring English sources
"His observations on the mechanics of fishing are entertaining as well as technical, but it is the gentle, elegiac descriptions laced with crisp opinion that draw the reader in," Mary Grace Butler wrote here in 2000.
The author of "Decision Points" prides himself as The Decider, a man with a great gut and crisp opinions — the opposite of the discursive, deliberative Obama.
Before long, Crisp would revise his opinion: after his new-found fame led to him performing in New York in 1978, he fell in love with the city and, forsaking his self-appointed status as one of the stately homos of England, relocated there in 1981, aged 72.
"European and British asylum policy... has essentially been overturned by refugees themselves doing their own thing saying we're not going to stay in Budapest… and by the shifting of public opinion," says Mr Crisp.
The Campaign sponsored analyses of the military budget and of America's unmet needs, and provided member organizations with crisp materials for publications, speeches, opinion pieces, and ads.
A Silicon Valley veteran who clocked time at Apple during its heyday, she keeps her opinions blunt, her judgments crisp.
He was crisp in his analyses, blunt in his opinions.
Unpleasant questions would be parried with crisp couplets and song lyrics; strong feelings and opinions would be given third-person protection.
A major advantage of the method is that it allows experts and engineers to express their opinions on project risk evaluation in linguistic variables rather than crisp values.
On the other hand, the Delphi method uses the crisp number and a mean to become the evaluation criterion; these shortcomings might distort the experts' opinion.
