Sentence examples for so concise from inspiring English sources

Bach's superb Magnificat in D (BWV 243) is remarkable for its concision, but the Magnificat here, by Johann Rudolf Ahle, though delightful, was so concise as almost to evaporate on contact.

This week's editor is RustyJames – he's so concise he's not listed the daily contributors.

I know few books so concise that pack such an emotional punch.

The rhythm of this exchange is so concise and barbed that it reads like an epigraph.

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.

Today, Mr. Rodriguez's thinking is so concise he could probably sum up his design principles on the head of a pin.

But he added that in person: "They were so polite, concise, helpful and professional.

The screenplay is so amazingly concise that if you watch the film more than once (which I would advise), you'll find barely a word has been wasted.

Its medium, however, is a language so coolly concise ("That were the day our Steven got killed") and effortlessly colorful (Lorraine describing a former lover as "crack-psychosed") that the backwash is less depressing than it ought to be.

But that is testament to the research, analysis, contact-building, thought, experience and yes, rule-following, that has gone into making those complex finished products so clear, concise and thus apparently simple.

What questions can you expect, and how can you prepare to answer them? A. You may be asked to walk the interviewer through your résumé, so prepare concise, articulate anecdotes to illustrate what you did or learned in each experience you've listed, Mr. Fraise says.