Sentence examples for or succinct from inspiring English sources

The Leopard Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa, 1958 As recommended by: HouseofTiles Not always thought of as the most quotable or succinct book, The Leopard is rightly recognised by HouseofTiles for the insightfulness of quotations we do remember – for example, "If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change".

Our framework does not involve any compressed or succinct data structures and thus is practical and easy to implement.

The diversity contained in this body of work defies any easy or succinct synopsis, and anyone who approaches it will find a range of ideas that can alternately intrigue, surprise, and sometimes even disarm and shock.

In our example review, while it was relatively easy to identify 'data' in the studies – usually in the form of quotations from the children themselves – it was often difficult to identify key concepts or succinct summaries of findings, especially for studies that had undertaken relatively simple analyses and had not gone much further than describing and summarising what the children had said.

In a conference call, Peter Liguori, chief executive of Tribune, could not have been more direct or more succinct: "Our investment thesis is simple.

The message from the 14 Percenters could not be clearer or more succinct: "Make my phone stop ringing".

Intelligence is a concept, not an object or a succinct event, and no more measurable than beauty, truth, wisdom, humor, misery, and so on.

This will not be "succinct," or simple, or likely to satisfy anyone who can reduce abortion to a slogan.

Everyone knows that the bright rising stars in the literature of any nation are like flowers that bloom and fade in a day; and whether that day is brief and succinct or extends over ten or twenty years, it must eventually come to an end.

Do not expect succinct or graceful prose.

Greil Marcus does not do succinct or detached.