Sentence examples for have terse from inspiring English sources

These have terse, foreboding titles such as Ruins, Descent, Erase and Trauma.

"This set is unique because they have terse but powerful captions added by Blake: the figure in flames is captioned 'I sought pleasure and found pain unutterable' – that says it all, really".

He and Mr Obama have had "terse" conversations about all this.

The songs, which had terse lyrics in English and titles like "Suicide," bristled every way they could figure out.

Cal kicker Tyler Fredrickson's previous two field-goal attempts had been blocked, so he had terse instructions for the final try.

Meanwhile Quinn and Fara are staking out the cleric seen with Haqqani last week, taking the occasional snap of him while having terse conversations about what it takes to be an agent.

My mood was equally bleak as I pored over court archives and had terse meetings with Mozingos who didn't know or care about the name.

Bernstein aside, the players have preferred terse, to-the-point types.

"Sam's plays have something terse about them; there's a rhythm and a poetry to the language.

Huhne is said to have given terse answers, exercising his right to say "no comment" to much of the questioning.

Yet his first two books, "Arabian Sands", about his crossing of the Empty Quarter, and "The Marsh Arabs", about southern Iraq, have a terse brilliance about them.