Sentence examples for detail succinctly from inspiring English sources

I don't expect all my graduates to go on to Twitter-based careers, but learning how to write concisely, to express one key detail succinctly and eloquently, is an incredibly useful skill, and more in tune with most students' daily chatter, as well as the world's conversation.

Sure, it has corny feel-good moments (like when Kevin Costner's character personally sledgehammers down a "Colored" bathroom sign), but also details that succinctly dramatize passive racism, like the baffled stares that greet Katherine Johnson (Taraji P. Henson) on her first day in an all-white engineering division.

The Foreign Intelligence of the week will be regularly and succinctly detailed, whilst particular attention will be paid to Parliamentary Debates.

It'd take a skilled writer to succinctly detail all of the crimes ― legal and ethical ― Donald J. Trump has been accused of, or proven guilty of, in the past few months.

In 1821 the paper's first prospectus stated: "The Foreign Intelligence of the week will be regularly and succinctly detailed".

It succinctly details the respective ethnic hatreds via comments from three Chicago immigrants: Serbian Nikola Dokic, Croatian Robert Palos and Bosnian Adis Sirbubalo.

Note that he wrote in the first person, immediately grabbed the reader's attention with his opening statement, and succinctly detailed his most impressive start-up work.

He even gives me a dossier (for want of a better word) he's written, entitled How Did We Get It So Wrong?, which succinctly details the US and UK's choreography of the whole Iraq/WMD affair, with extracts, figures, bullet points and footnotes.

Similar thoughts were succinctly detailed in Price's (1950) discussion of his concept of the prenatal biases as they affected twins.

The video above succinctly details the State of Wonder exhibition featuring Molly Boarati, the Nasher Museum's Assistant Curator, and was produced by Duke's Office of News and Communications.

Ms. Bracco made the point more succinctly.