Sentence examples for pithy judgment from inspiring English sources
A lovely sentiment with which to embark on the weekend, but in case even that doesn't do it for you, I leave you with this pithy judgment on Iain Duncan Smith's 2003 novel, The Devil's Tune.
Our reviewer, Serge Schmemann, said Garton Ash "is a wonderful writer, with a bottomless bag of anecdotes, quotes, historical precedents and pithy judgments".
Lindsey tantalizes readers with some pithy judgments that call for more elaboration than he supplies, as when he denounces "the naïve equation of the virtuous and the uninhibited, a proposition that collapsed the distinction between individualism and infantilism".
And I'm pleased to say that my pithy little judgment was more or less correct.
He is careful to let his sources do most of the talking, interjecting his own pithy and relevant judgments here and there to keep the whole thing on course.
Some observers even record a pithy summation of those judgments in the form of a mean note left on the vehicle's windshield.
It is a powerful writ, summed up by Lord Kerr, who gave the leading judgment, in two pithy sentences: "If your detention cannot be shown to be lawful, you are entitled, without more, to have that unlawful detention brought to an end by obtaining a writ of habeas corpus.
When given the pulpit to expound on what his work was about, Koons delivered a pithy sermon about acceptance and ending judgment.
Listening to famous actors deliver these non-stop protestations of undying love could seriously damage your judgment - fortunately Alex Jennings's Sandhurst voice and pithy introduction to each extract will stop you swooning.
