Sentence examples for pithy yet from inspiring English sources

But mostly the writing is pithy yet sensitive, its verbalized emotions a smooth fit for LAByrinth's trademark aggressive naturalism.

IT IS tempting to start this farewell note with some pithy yet profound quote from Confucius about the nature of change, the importance of rituals or how all good things must come to an end.

The question could be about where to find a resource on a specific subject, or whether anyone has advice about how to deal with a difficult work situation, and it is likely it will receive a series of pithy yet considered answers within the hour from various sources.

Cory Doctorow writes a pithy yet readable analysis of Facebook and its ilk, pointing out that these sites bind is us in ways that seem useful but are in fact perfunctory and useless.

I need to prove to Mike that people are reading CrunchGear.com so I'd like you to bring it up on your monitor and have someone take a picture of you deep in thought over one of my pithy, yet surprisingly puerile, posts.

Hippocrates' aphorism is brief and pithy, yet contains important data.

The author's style is plain, yet pithy.

Mr. Meyer evokes these characters in a sweeping yet pithy rumination on empire (not on how Americans are incapable of empire but on how they ought to know better).

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.

"The first set is almost done, yet no pithy emails from your readers?

He was blunt, forceful and pithy in private conversation, yet embarrassingly inarticulate in public.