Sentence examples for less succinct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green's reasons are less succinct, though similar in spirit.

Executives at Wal-Mart are less succinct in defining their customers.

Familiar songs from Tom Waits ("Get Behind the Mule") and OutKast ("Hey Ya") are no less succinct than Mr. Jones's own pointed, ornery tunes.

While Iran and the US have had no formal diplomatic relations since 1979, Ahmadinejad did send President Bush a slightly less succinct offering two years ago: an 18-page letter containing his views and questions on religion, history and international relations.

Irwin Popowsky, the less succinct Consumer Advocate of Pennsylvania, wrote that Mr. Zinsser's course "had a greater impact on my life" than any other at Yale, and that full sentences from "the best thing" he ever wrote -- a brief for a case he argued before the Supreme Court -- made their way into the court's decision, written by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist.

In less succinct but equally profound fashion, this memoir by the daughter of Art Spiegelman (the cartoonist behind Maus) and French art director Françoise Mouly illustrates how even the most well-meaning parent passes down trauma and unwittingly reenacts painful dynamics with his or her children.

In this way process experts may facilitate a more succinct and cognitively less demanding session, resulting in greater long-term retention of key concepts.

It is less an exercise in succinct analysis than a best-guesstimate.

Austin Horse, a bicycle messenger, was more succinct and less chipper about riding through the rough winter elements.

Asked for his feelings in hindsight, Fisk offered a less poetic but more succinct assessment.

His remarks were indeed succinct; his choreography less so.