Sentence examples for is the concise from inspiring English sources
"I am the leader of the N.D.A.; the failure of the N.D.A. is my failure, and I have been unsuccessful in keeping the N.D.A. coherent and disciplined," Mr. Vajpayee complained at a meeting of his party's members of Parliament -- or at least that quote is the concise version of his remarks that party stalwarts repeated to reporters.
TIPS There are plenty of good guidebooks to help you navigate the island's sights and activities; T's favorite is the concise, highly opinionated Luxe Bali, which has good advice and shopping itineraries as well as recommendations for restaurants, hotels and spas (luxecityguides.com; $10).
One of the pleasures of the translation, for instance, is the concise, mildly archaic Anglo-Saxon vocabulary he occasionally deploys — "hued" for teinte and "clad" for revêtus, "chattels" for possessions — or a more particular or flavorful English for a more general or blander French: "lush" for riches, "hum of summer" for rumeur de l'été, "trembling" for mouvantes.
Equation (5) is the concise form of (A.1).
What is the concise message of your new book?
A further advantage of a BN is the concise and comprehensive representation of the relationship between the risk factors.
"A faster, fuel-efficient, more fun Fit" was the concise synopsis from John Mendel, American Honda Motor's executive vice president of auto sales, at the car's debut.
Concise is the goal, not laconic or brusque.
The writing is concise, the analogies apt and down to earth.
The seasonal menu at Mimolett, in the heart of the bustling Beyoglu district, is concise, the dishes unfussy.
