Sentence examples for most concise from inspiring English sources
Two of the most concise acceptance speeches came from members of the Topsy-Turvy crew.
Today, Mr. Gore delivered one of his clearest and most concise critiques of Mr. Bush.
It is shown that the Mandel stress tensor provides the most concise representation for stress components.
"This is our most concise song," notes Aaron Dessner, of the lovely "Anyone's Ghost".
The album shakes off all ghosts and is Tussle's most concise and pleasurable work.
Look to ad copy for the most concise possible synopsis of "The Rock": "Alcatraz.
The fastest and most concise way to describe Television is that they're New York's equivalent to the Feelgoods.
And when they drop out, leaving Parker to play the most concise sax solo imaginable, it's bliss.
Ken Livingstone, the former London mayor, gave perhaps the most concise summary of Foot's life in politics.
(The brief statements by Indians here, seen as subtitles, are the most concise and powerful words in this report).
But he carries the most concise and clear message, which is essentially: "Stop the waste and the socialists".
