Sentence examples for most succinctly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the billionaire investor and philanthropist George Soros summed up the ambivalence most succinctly.

The painting that most succinctly sums up what he is after is "The Scream" from 1992.

Prime minister Gilani perhaps put it most succinctly: "They can't live with us.

A headline on CNN put it most succinctly: "iPad name draws feminine hygiene jokes".

Ironically, the President himself may have summed the situation up most succinctly.

There are real ethical dilemmas in that choice, outlined most succinctly at ThinkProgress.

One American major put it most succinctly: "Now I know why I am here".

The boss of WPP's media network, MindShare, put it most succinctly.

Keynes attacked the classical premise most succinctly in a little essay, published in 1926, called "The End of Laissez-Faire".

Brian Scrivener was one of the masses who wrote to us, and he put it the most succinctly.

The Polish-American engineer-philosopher Alfred Korzybski put it most succinctly in his aphorism: "The map is not the territory".