Sentence examples for laconic definition from inspiring English sources
And among the elements generated by this breaking of forms were subjects and emotions previously unknown in movies: If film is, in Godard's laconic definition, the "analysis" of something "with images and sounds," there can be no impropriety in making literature a subject for cinematic analysis.
And among the elements generated by this breaking of forms were subjects and emotions previously unknown in movies: **{:.break one} ** If film is, in Godard's laconic definition, the "analysis" of something "with images and sounds," there can be no impropriety in making literature a subject for cinematic analysis.
While R. Isaac's Commentary is extremely dense, laconic, and obscure, Sefer ha-yiḥud provides complete definitions of the emerging kabbalistic symbols.
It's a piece of London that has changed with the times, passing promiscuously from one definition of chic to another, but the same cannot be said of the rumpled, laconic Frears.
His laconic conclusion: "Interesting".
9. (4 05)—Bluesy, with deep, laconic harmonies.
THE STAFF Laconic but businesslike.
He's notoriously laconic.
