Sentence examples for really concise from inspiring English sources

When we come in it's really concise.

"I wanted everything to be really concise, over before you're done with it".

MR: Yeah, it's really concise, a very short album.

But what does it really mean a concise shorthand to avoid laborious transcription of essentially normal nursing observations, or a suitably vague term that indicates some sense of wellness and equilibrium, and yet is not as committal as "obs normal" or "obs satisfactory"?

It's very interesting but a bit too concise really, I wanted more detail.

"Part of what I'm hoping people discover, actually, is that the book is really good — smart, concise, hitting home what needs to be hit home," Mr. Schaeffer explained.

But the story was really in tailoring: sleek, concise and saleable.

And Bryony Cunningham isn't keen on "social licence to operate" because, as she puts it, the phrase "sounds James Bond-y and not concise when really just about reputation".

Sometimes one of those informal reviewers will manage to accomplish what you were unable to accomplish on your own: to say why the project really matters in a concise and compelling way.

Sure, some startups are really great at the concise pitch, sending over three or four lines on their company and perhaps a screengrab, and asking if I want to know more.

It's the most fitting description, short and concise, and really to-the-point.