Sentence examples for pithy phrasing from inspiring English sources

That's what Dianne Walker was given, and she eased into it wonderfully, her pithy phrasing and light, variegated touch blurring the line between tap and good chat.

All are rich in perceptions and pithy phrasing, like his blunt assessment of the value of collecting kudos: "Awards have three things to offer: cash, confidence and bric-a-brac".

men jot down pithy phrases.

First Bob James, the keyboardist, tossed off a pithy phrase.

"A sense of self must be accompanied by a sense of the systemic", was his pithy phrase.

It's the kind of pithy phrase that sounds good but doesn't necessarily hold up under closer examination.

In his own pithy phrase, a lesson of the Bush years was that "not talking does not work".

In a commercial called "We Are," the drivers offer pithy phrases that are meant to pique interest in their personalities.

As readers of Chabon's fiction might expect, the essays come complete with well-turned, pithy phrases.

On one tune, "1969," he hammered out pithy phrases and then strummed blues arpeggios along the piano's strings.

Latins are more poetic than whites, no? Always ready with a pithy phrase to organize the messy rooms of their Caucasian employers' souls?