Sentence examples for if succinctly from inspiring English sources

Still, followers learned everything, if succinctly, including the most gruesome details, as well as who was napping in the second row and the schedule for breaks.

At the development level of the DCP model's physical factors, partial and unmet needs were addressed, if succinctly, in terms of architecture, national and regional development and technology related to medical devices or assistive technology used by people with stroke.

Multimillionaire Nick Hanauer put it succinctly, if rather colourfully: "If we don't do something to fix the glaring inequities in this economy, the pitchforks are going to come for us.

(More succinctly: if function, then property; thus, if property, therefore function).

Bono, the lead singer of the Irish band U2, summed this up very succinctly: if you want money and if you want help, he said, you must talk to those who can give money and provide help.

Mondale puts the same sentiment more succinctly: "If I were 45, I would do it all again".

Last week, an Advertising Age magazine headline summed up the problem succinctly, if painfully: "More U.S. Homes Have Outhouses Than TiVos".

One young Salford man put it more succinctly: "If I had a job I wouldn't be here now, yeah?

Her Tory rival, Mike Freer, dismisses this succinctly: "If you can find a bandwagon you will find her on it".

A professor of mine put it even more succinctly: "If you want to achieve true mastery of English prose, read Gibbon and Orwell, then shoot yourself".

If you can succinctly explain what your song is about before you've written it maybe it's not worth writing about.