Sentence examples for pithy of from inspiring English sources
Tubby Stuart Barnes is probably the most svelte, well-turned ripe, knowing, and elegantly pithy of any former-player summariser across the whole business.
You can learn a lot about Quicken Loans from this presentation, which revolves around the company's "isms," a set of pithy summations of principles.
Also in the Arts Diary Ballet star Carlos Acosta makes movie debut in Day of the Flowers Wanted: witty, pithy definition of one of life's great questions @AlicevJones.
Mr. Drucker and the soprano Lucy Shelton did a fine job with the pithy refinement of "Poems of Louis Zukofsky," parts of which Mr. Carter finished on his birthday.
In public, he likes to distil the messy, overflowing business of government to pithy lists of achievements and tasks, of official structures and procedures.
But even the strongest and pithiest of rallying cries is bittersweet.
You really couldn't ask for a more pithy encapsulation of the OF aesthetic.
In "The Hypochondriacs: Nine Tormented Lives," Brian Dillon provides pithy accounts of some of history's most famous hypos: Charles Darwin, Andy Warhol, James Boswell, Charlotte Brontë and Florence Nightingale.
They are the analog equivalent of Twitter, pithy expressions of discontent, usually scrawled in no more than 140 characters.
James Joyner, a conservative blogger, offers a pithy assessment of the usefulness of such tactics:Step Four: Sharks with lay-zers on their foreheads.
Charles, I thought, thanks for that pithy summary of the Catch-22 of classical music.
