Sentence examples for seems concise from inspiring English sources

That seems concise and turns on use of a single word (in the Guardian style book, trademark).

Where biographies of far lesser and shorter-lived figures spread themselves over hundreds of gushy pages, Croall's book seems concise, judicious and complete.

In comparison, the process of vasculogenesis seems more concise, as demonstrated by studies that clearly showed the incorporation and recruitment of bone marrow-derived EPCs to the vasculature of endometriotic lesion.

They leave us awestruck and dumbstruck because they seem shamingly concise and often stunningly beautiful.

She's a dreamy-sounding, inward soloist at the start, shaping the melodies with care yet propelling them forward – this mammoth work has rarely seemed so concise.

Some of his plays still don't work for me and I wonder...hmmm, maybe we should do the really terrible ones (and maybe we will next season), but out of all O'Neill's work Iceman seems the most concise criticism of the American Dream.

This seems to us a concise and reasonable bit of advice.

It seems that without a concise understanding of these issues, it will be difficult to engineer much change.

It's sad that so much of this season has felt the need to spell things out for the audience to the point where efficient, concise storytelling seems more like an aberration than just good structure.

In contrast to the amount of new and interesting data the paper seems to be quite concise, a more lengthy discussion of the results is needed.

"I think it might be my best album so far, because it seems like a nice and concise look at what I do".