Sentence examples for more pithy from inspiring English sources
Senator Levin's view of the bank is more pithy.
The siren call could not have been more pithy.
You really couldn't ask for a more pithy encapsulation of the OF aesthetic.
Mr. Quinn mixes typical stand-up observations with more pithy commentary on human failings, ancient and modern.
"Because I talk a lot... probably because I'm nervous and can't quite edit the thoughts into something a bit more pithy.
Get well!" Yuri Goralskiy, a more pithy commenter whose location was not clear from his Facebook page, told him, "Hi chap!
Candidates could better reach the voters by using more meaningful, pithy Yiddish expressions on the campaign trail.
THE phrase "clockwork universe" is more than a pithy tribute to the exactitude of physics.
"This is why 'global Britain' needs to be much more than a pithy phrase.
"The Mite," with its touch of thrash, pushes toward overdrive; "Blues for the Double Vee" has a similar thrust but with a shrewd ascending melody, more puckish and pithy.
If anything, I could have done with far more of her pithy quotes – she comes across as a sharp-eyed observer of the music business and all its flaky habitués.
