Sentence examples for is very terse from inspiring English sources

They do this to some extent but it is very terse.

To be easily readable, the reports are very terse: what Tele Aid reported as an "accident" on I-78 near Newark turned out to be serious -- an overturned tractor-trailer -- when I checked it on the radio.

They wait for us to ask questions, and their answers are very terse" (m5).

"When people first become pilots, it is very difficult for them," Mr. Sanders says of the terse talk.

The sheet provided here is a very terse summary of pretty much all of the identities and definitions you are likely to need in intermediate through advanced classical electrodynamics.

Four-syllable forms are typically very terse; appearing at the end of a history, the terseness of a zàn is made easy to read by the immediate context of the foregoing narrative.

And for a terse and single-minded man, Setrakian can be very descriptive when prodded.

But I think she has been very rude to a lot of people in the past, on her way up - very terse.

"I think she has been very rude to a lot of people in the past, on her way up – very terse", a friend told the Observer.

These types of records can be very useful historical sources, particularly for genealogists, but they also tend to be terse and impersonal.

"We are very pleased with her ruling," said Mr. Cardozo, a sentiment that was echoed by Ms. Gibbs in a terse statement she released last night.