Sentence examples for most pithy from inspiring English sources

As ever in these matters, the BBC's Nick Robinson has offered the most pithy analysis of the Clegg interview.

Those were just two of the most pithy and extreme statements to be voiced by the seven male Republican candidates in the main Presidential debate on Thursday night.

To leave such an event thinking that Roy Hattersley is by far the most pithy, concise and entertaining speaker can't be a good sign.

But I found one line in the column to be among the most pithy critiques of executive compensation I have ever read.

His own most pithy account of his career can hardly be improved on: "Somewhere between my ambition and my ideals I lost my ethical compass".

She seems to refer to Mr. Weiner, who is known as a combative and irrepressible debater, by saying: "This election is not about who can get the most press, or give the most pithy sound bite.

Those two words, of course, will go down in history as being perhaps the second most offensive pithy quote to emanate from the White House right behind president Bush's 2003 "bring 'em on" boast - then-CIA director George Tent's infamous "slam dunk" claim concerning the existence of Iraqi WMD's.

You've probably heard people say that music is our universal language, and unlike most other pithy words of widsom this bit is actually true.

Their motto was "the best for the least for the most" — a characteristically pithy statement of a utopian ideal of capitalist mass production.

SHELBY LYNNE: "I AM SHELBY LYNNE" (Island) Rejecting her disenchanting Nashville career, Shelby Lynne made an album of her own songs, most of them pithy reports of love gone wrong.

Ms. Emin has made herself internationally known in art circles in recent years in shows like "Sensation" and, most famously, with pithy confessional installations entailing soiled underpants, cigarette butts, empty vodka bottles and used condoms.