Sentence examples for perfectly pithy from inspiring English sources
In one tab we craft a perfectly pithy tweet, and in the next tab, we Google our exes.
His jokes are often so pithy and perfectly formed that they gain a life beyond the confines of his routines.
The dialogue perfectly encapsulates the feather-brained yet pithy argot of teenage girls, ranging from "That is so fetch" (cue "Stop trying to make 'fetch' happen") to the timeless "Get in, loser.
"Every system is perfectly designed to achieve the results it gets". This pithy and cynical observation, attributed to the engineer W. Edwards Deming, is frequently cited in healthcare circles.
His advice is pithy, his tone uncompromising, and his subject matter perfectly timed for a moment when old-line content providers are desperate for answers.
Anderson is very good at paragraphs like this with its reassuring arc from "bloodbath" to "salvation". His advice is pithy, his tone uncompromising, and his subject matter perfectly timed for a moment when old-line content providers are desperate for answers.
To use an Afghan adage: he may have soaked a hundred heads but he has yet to shave one.Siddarth DevaOxfordThe long and short of itSIR – Churchill's pithy and pertinent observations on short words may apply perfectly adequately in customary verbal and written exchanges ("Out with the long", October 9th).
It is said that Tiruvalluvar, or Holy Valluvar, was a humble weaver who, despite his humble origins and implied lack of formal education, was so sagacious, pious, and holy that he perfectly captured the very essence of ethics, virtue, and morality, in fact the very essence of dharma, in short pithy poetic couplets that remain unsurpassed to this day.
POTUS thinks pithy means "dirty".
