Sentence examples for more succinct and from inspiring English sources

Yet there is no more succinct and appropriate way to describe Red Dead Redemption.

And now it's, the shorter your business plan is, the more succinct and to the point it is, the better.

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

The men are photographed in Gothic shadow, and a more succinct and chilling portrait of the smug, polite face of American racial paternalism has rarely been painted.

"There hasn't been a more succinct and clear statement by anyone yet in terms of describing the fact that Mr. Torricelli has sold his office," Mr. Forrester said.

Toward the end, on galley 12, I wearily brushed your suggested revisions aside, unable to rise to the occasion and finding my own phrasing more succinct and natural.

A lot of times you don't want to jinx yourself, but by sitting down and making that list, I think, people were overall more succinct this year, and we always knew it would take a couple of years for it to reach the potential.

He's considerably more succinct, too, and just a touch cautious: I suspect he's been given some refresher coaching on interview technique.

Nobody did a more succinct chapter and I would not be surprised if Judge Hudson had himself read my book before he wrote this 42-page ruling.

But while Songs of Innocence is more succinct, glossy and nimble than recent U2 outings, there is very little of the rawness, directness or spontaneity of youth to it – and precious little innocence.

A shorter show, a more succinct storyline and a chance for the audience to move around.