Sentence examples for most concisely from inspiring English sources

It was Fritz Perls, the founder of Gestalt therapy, who most concisely summed up the problems facing England's rugby team in the aftermath of their World Cup triumph.

For example: and Oldholdborn also threw in a fake retweet: Others, went for the "get a job" or "get a bath" line while @Akvavitix, had this: But the rather presumptuously named @wearethebritish put it most concisely: He was right.

In the end it's the simple image of the bell jar that most concisely expresses the hell endured by the suffocating woman: "Wherever I sat — on the deck of a ship or at a street cafe in Paris or Bangkok — I would be sitting under the same glass bell jar, stewing in my own sour air".

We have proposed that it plays a generic role in modulating or selecting the neuronal messages that are exchanged during active Bayesian inference, most concisely formalized as encoding precision in predictive coding (Friston 2005; Friston et al. 2012).

Maybe it's just me, but nothing displays contempt more succinctly, or says "Leave me the hell alone from this point forward," as concisely as this most reviled of four-letter words.

You can read it in a few sittings, it's extremely well-written, and it does most of what Robbins does, but more concisely.

"This country has never had such a stupid president," Mr Kurkov concludes, "capable of radicalising one of the most tolerant populations in the world!" Or, more concisely: "Stupid bastard!" All the same, he is unsentimental about the revolutionaries, some of whom turn to score-settling and extortion.

The swearing had the desired effect of course; becoming the meme of the conference – full of sound and fury, signifying nothing – and distracting from the real story: that the CEO of the third most visited site on the web was unable to concisely describe what her company actually does.

A direct summary lede needs to be punchy, but most importantly it needs to get to the point quickly and concisely, covering four of the five Ws – who, what, when and where.

We start with what is generally agreed to be the most compelling unresolved question in the subject of Leavitt path algebras, stated concisely as: The Algebraic Kirchberg Phillips Question: Can we drop the hypothesis on the determinants in Theorem 23?

Reviews of the most important lessons, at a high level, for impact on the reader are concisely presented.