Sentence examples for has pithy from inspiring English sources

Close listens to them reveal that she has pithy things to offer on the techniques of composition, the rarity of masterpieces and the mystery of identity.

GM Hey Aaron, I made the conscious decision to read people like Ha Joon-Chang on capitalism so I can have pithy sound bites to use when needed to mask the fact I can't be bothered reading stuff like this.

In fact, Tertullian had pithy advice for soldiers who converted to Christianity: quit the army or be martyred for refusing to fight.

Future news: Not only does some great new news site have pithy writers who put the big stories of the day into snark-filled context that represents the political side that you believe in, but it has fact-checkers: two recent college grads from Harvard, who did nothing but read big thick books all through college, checking stories to make sure the facts are in their purest form.

Chapter 13 has a pithy name: "Values".

Kantar has a pithy way of expressing this concept: "Don't ruff air," he advises.

Psychologist Jerome Bruner has a pithy way to describe what happens when the best of the old informs the search for the new.

For all its furniture of spells and dragons, her Earthsea trilogy has something pithy and solid about it, something defiantly unwhimsical.

Cardy certainly has some pithy lines – "a nation of no hope / addicted to coke" offers the harder-hitting Wasteman – although it sometimes seems as if he's stringing together titles of BBC3 programmes.

Seeing the play again, in a carefully abridged version in a vastly superior staging by Peter Pope, I found myself enjoying Arnold's wit - he has the pithy humor of a Fran Lebowitz - at the same time that I was moved by his dilemma.

Mohammed Razzaque, a junior faculty member in the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, has a pithy response.