Sentence examples for in the concise from inspiring English sources

There are hints of Kundera in the concise treatises on erotics, rebellion and laughter.

For Evelin Sullivan, in "The Concise Book of Lying," the truth about lies is explored in a more popular vein, with examples from movies, novels and politics; she offers typologies of lies and analyses of the costs of untruths.

His Celtic researches appeared in many papers, in his monumental Vergleichende Grammatik der keltischen Sprachen, 2 vol. (1909 13; "Comparative Grammar of the Celtic Languages"), and in the Concise Comparative Celtic Grammar (1937), done in collaboration with H. Lewis.

Now, in the concise and gracefully written "No Regrets: The Life of Edith Piaf, Carolyn Burkee highlights the strength of "the chanteuse who reached across social, linguistic and national divides to voice the emotions of ordinary people".

Related sites The Arum Family in the Concise Britannica Encyclopedia online Another image of the bloom.

As I wrote in the Concise Encyclopedia of Economics: "What complicates the picture is socialized medicine, which exists in almost every country outside the United States and even, with Medicare and Medicaid, in the United States.

No doubt he did show bad judgment in going against the advice of Smith and De Boufflers, in publishing the "Concise Account".

In this respect, the concise of the studied rivers is summarized below: Gola River originates from Lesser Himalayas majorly a spring fed river.

And others, like "The Dance," feel verbose and in need of a judicious edit, in sharp contrast to the concise precision of Larkin's more memorable work.

We are extremely grateful to the long list of collaborators who assisted in the construction of the Concise Guide to PHARMACOLOGY 2013/14 and to the website www.guidetopharmacology.org, as well as to the Guides to Receptors and Channels.

He speaks in the quick, concise sentences of someone used to repeating his ideas.