Sentence examples for not so concise from inspiring English sources

All contributions should be well written and concise, but not so concise that only a few experts can enjoy reading them.

Orson Welles said part of his preparation for making Citizen Kane was intently studying The Power and the Glory, a film also likened, not unjustly, to the work of Eugene O'Neill, if O'Neill had ever written anything so concise.

This week's editor is RustyJames – he's so concise he's not listed the daily contributors.

There should be enough information about the topic to write about, but not so much that you can't present clear, concise information.

"Uncompromisingly hermetic in attitude and rigorously concise in utterance," Mr. Auster wrote, Mr. Dupin's poetry "demands of us not so much a reading as an absorption".

But in so concise a tome, something has to give, and Mr. Gibbs hastens to point out that the book is not everything it might appear.

I know few books so concise that pack such an emotional punch.

The rhythm of this exchange is so concise and barbed that it reads like an epigraph.

Blitzer: Thank you, David for being so concise.

There can rarely have been so concise a description of the challenges of leadership.

It's so simple, so concise -- and in the case of Kim Pham, it could've saved her life.