He wrote in a direct, pointed, elegant, almost Johnsonian way, and had a capacity to produce crisp epigrammatic terms that entered the philosophical lexicon, such as "pronouns of laziness" for pronouns that only commonsensically, not grammatically, refer to something.
But even the slightly larger of the two photos did not look exactly crisp in terms of detailing after its AI trip.
Progressive religious people need to go public about who we are and who we are not, in crisp, clear terms.
So you are really requiring managers to be much crisper in terms of expectations.
But we think the Altima is a bit crisper in terms of overall ride and poise.
Can they put it in plain language and communicate it in clear and crisp and complete terms?
In crisp and unemotional terms, the report provided little reassurance that the American economy would be roaring again anytime soon.
Lively's gift is for delving into the roiling uncertainty beneath our seemingly mundane choices and for rendering the consequences of those choices in crisp yet subtle terms.
It's non-confrontational, it's very complicated, it will be run differently in different parts of the country, and it's hard to sum up in crisp, headline-friendly terms.
Ford's plan also has the merit of detailing in crisp, no-nonsense terms where the firm has gone wrong in the past, perhaps because its chief executive, Alan Mulally, was at Boeing when those mistakes were being made.By contrast, GM's 37-page submission seemed designed to instil fear rather than hope.
