Sentence examples for in a pithy from inspiring English sources

Bishop Brookins had a knack for getting to the point in a pithy way.

"Decent season," offered the captain, Andrew Gale, in a pithy Twitter summary.

When we argue, do we think about how we'll summarise the events in a pithy tweet?

The rest of his story cannot be contained in a pithy afterword or a tear-inducing ending.

She summed up the experience in a pithy, four-line poem, "On Going Deaf": I've lost a sense.

Pop songs are the perfect medium for putting across political ideas in a pithy, humorous way, but when's the last time you heard anyone do that?

I threw in a few pithy Shakespeare put-downs, too, because I know a lot of big words.

Both agree with Liam Byrne and James Purnell, who in Labour's third term were able to describe what they aimed at in politics with a pithy phrase: "powerful people".

In response to critics, Lavigne took to Twitter on Wednesday night with a pithy retaliation in the vein of "I'm not racist, I have Asian friends!" RACIST??? LOLOLOL!!!

It is Maddox's point that these women were the triggers for the poet's mysterious and unflagging creative powers... Maddox gives a multilayered picture of this complex man, who was at once courteous and self-centered, gregarious, and spiritually and intellectually questing with a pithy intelligence in contrast to his loftiness.

Here, in the newspaper's library, was a file for Charlie Zabluski, who for years provided eyewitness accounts of various fires and accidents, even though he had sprung fully formed from the fevered imagination of a reporter in need one day of a pithy quote.