Sentence examples for put it concisely from inspiring English sources
Philip Hammond, the shadow Chief Secretary, put it concisely when I spoke to him this week.
To put it concisely, he would prefer a smaller, ethnically pure Israel to a larger, binational one.
Someone asked, "Will we be penalized if we choose not to attend class?" The answer, to put it concisely, was no, and soon the room was nearly empty.
Civil rights activist Al Sharpton put it concisely: "Hollywood is like the Rocky Mountains: the higher up you get, the whiter it gets".
To put it concisely, Mango is awesome.
To put it concisely, things are getting pretty tense.
Ball puts it concisely: "No one becomes invisible without a motive".
Thomas Frieden, the director of the C.D.C., puts it concisely: "The quality of the data you collect is inversely proportional to the amount of data you collect from each reporter".
As one character puts it concisely, "We Spanish have fewer tears than reasons to weep, for it is a vain labor to offer light to the blind, words to the deaf, science to the ignorant, and honor to monarchs".
Jonathan Demme, who first worked with Lievsay on The Silence of the Lambs, put it more concisely: "He's a genius".
As one Egyptian protester put it, very concisely: "I used to watch television, now television watches me".
