In a succinct 135 characters.
A Guantánamo detainee apparently committed suicide yesterday, military officials said in a succinct announcement last night.
Executive summaries are often used in business to articulate complex information or concepts in a succinct way.
The progress of elected officials from grandstanding to inefficacy is charted in a succinct image captioned "How Politics Goes".
"An unauthorized use at the Republican Convention against our wishes," the British band said in a succinct statement posted on Twitter.
James Schamus, chief executive of Universal's Focus Features, summed up the festival in a succinct e-mail message: "Sold everything; bought nothing".
In a succinct and enraged post entitled Briefest Manifesto Ever, Butler wards off any narcissists: "Art's ultimate goal cannot be to be self-expression.
"We are very thin-skinned when it comes to any form of propaganda," Claas Lorenz, 25, a student on the tour, said in a succinct reference to Germany's Nazi history.
However, all sides in the argument about the future of the European Union would profit from reading his book, which manages to summarise old arguments in a succinct and accessible way, while also introducing stimulating new ideas to the debate.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The new American ambassador to Afghanistan took the oath of office on Monday, saying in a succinct but personal speech that the United States would start to pull back from its engagement here — but only gradually.
"{art of being a good commercial lawyer is being able to convey information in a succinct way," says Caroline Sarson, graduate and trainee engagement manager at King and Wood Mallesons.
