Sentence examples for crisp words from inspiring English sources

Humour is forged out of crisp words and witty music working as one.

It sometimes puzzled her female attendants, in Seidensticker's crisp words, "that she should still be such a child.

"I am a New Yorker," the woman, Robin Kornhaber, 54, told me as if those five crisp words explained everything.

It opens with some crisp words from the mistress of ceremonies, typed out in a large font on a page with lots of white space: "I received an e-mail telling me it was over.

It helps that, last month, Rogers told the world the truth about himself in 408 crisp words which, on his website, confirmed that, "Life is simple when your secret is gone.

I would much prefer it if, instead of 'critic', we could find a crisp word meaning 'one who appreciates' … My own consistent belief is that the music critic must aim at appreciation above all, trying never to let the obvious need for analysis in nitpicking detail get in the way of enjoyment … My aim always is to go to a concert, or put on a CD, wanting to like".

We talked to Phillip about the difficult task of editing Quentin Crisp's words after his passing and his spin on our LGBTQ issues.

Thank goodness (again!) for your crisp, clean word pictures".

You could drink that and get sozzled!" 3.5/5 Waitrose, kalamata olive twists, £1.75 Snog, marry or avoid: avoid Noting the words "crisp and aromatic" on the packet, Merlin starts sniffling at this fancy cheese straw.

Those who understand and refuse to patronize, look down upon, and judge others who aren't able to say words crisp and clear.

Third, the term was novel, which would confer the ability to track its use and make its meaning clear and crisp compared to words or phrases in past use such as "principles of effectiveness".