Sentence examples for for its concise from inspiring English sources

It is widely respected both for its coverage of news events and news analysis and for its concise writing, and it is generally regarded as one of the best news weeklies in Europe.

Heinz: The commercial (from Cramer-Krasselt), the brand's first in the Super Bowl in sixteen years, was appealing for its concise, charming message, but it relied on a physical fallacy that surely left every regular ketchup-user shouting at the television: it is simply not that easy to get the red sauce out of a glass bottle.

Subscribers, who are often surveyed in a sort of Weekly health check, say they read the paper for its concise summaries of world events and for its analysis.

Vassar College The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar always rates a visit, not only for its concise, globe-spanning collection, but also for the stylish theme shows mounted throughout the year, often incorporating outside loans.

Even before its release this month, "The Gatekeepers" was buzzing with critical acclaim and won an Oscar nomination for its concise and unflinching examination of 45 years of Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

" 'We are born from God/ We die in Christ/ We are reborn through the Holy Spirit' -- this Trinitarian formula is fascinating for its concise summary of central articles of Christian faith.

Praised by the NME for its "brutally concise and beautiful pop songs", it spawned the top 10 singles Don't Think You're The First and Pass It On.

Pick up a copy of the free field guide that Mr. Dion has prepared for the occasion, and read its concise descriptions of the sparrows, pigeons and rats.

On the wealth management side, the bank prepared this week a concise note for its team of financial advisers, many of whom are fielding calls from clients about both the debt ceiling and government shutdown.

His own writing is perhaps most remarkable for his concise epigrams.

Author's response: I am grateful to Dr Joly for his concise review.