Sentence examples for more succinct than from inspiring English sources

It is more succinct than Mitt Romney's 59-point proposal.

Eighteen of the 23 answers were more succinct than the questions, including the last one.

He seems no more sensitive than the next overtired collegian, and a lot more succinct than most.

Nothing here is more succinct than what Nic's little brother says when he tries to explain addiction.

"Shut Up and End Racism," was the headline over one column in the Columbia Spectator, a message perhaps more succinct than helpful.

Judges say unpublished opinions can be more succinct than full published rulings and can be issued without worrying about prior cases or the effect on future law.

A more succinct title than the cutesy one on offer might be Bed and Bored.

The entransy efficiency has a definite physical meaning and pays more attention to the quality of the high-temperature heat recovered by the heat pump than enthalpy efficiency; it does not introduce an additional parameter and has more succinct expression than exergy efficiency.

MF: Totally well put, in a much more succinct way than I did.

The algorithm works on blocks of varying size (in the number of input lists) and sacrifices access time for better compression ratio, achieving more succinct graph representation than other algorithms reported in the literature.

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.