Sentence examples for most succinct terms from inspiring English sources

In her insightful, deeply personal new cabaret show, "Falling in Love With Love: The Rodgers and Hart Story," the singer Mary Cleere Haran distinguishes in the most succinct terms the difference between Richard Rodgers's collaborations with Oscar Hammerstein II and his work with Lorenz Hart.

To put it in the most succinct terms possible: The people led.

State in the most succinct and descriptive terms exactly what your results mean: "These results provide the first evidence that..."...

And I think, in terms of emotional intensity, it's really the most succinct and it works well in that way.

Murphy was most succinct.

Its most succinct proponent was Andy Warhol.

Rhetoric Rating: +10 for most succinct diss/threat combination Illustration by Tom Bachtell.

"Daniel" recounts a series of visions, the first of which (chapter 7) is the most succinct.

But it is Carson himself who gives the best — and certainly most succinct — analysis.

"Every day," Ryan said, his most succinct comment of the day.

In his article, Lambert also provided the most succinct and articulate expression of Free Cinema principles.