Sentence examples for speaking succinctly from inspiring English sources

Writing and speaking succinctly is more difficult than many people think.

Final word, guaranteed accurate: Cooke had a genius for writing exactly as he spoke, and he spoke succinctly and colloquially.

Sarah Newton, the Tory who sits for Truro and Falmouth, spoke succinctly about Cornish identity and the case for radical decentralisation.

In "The Name of God Is Mercy," Francis speaks succinctly — and with refreshing forthrightness — about these same matters, chastising "scholars of the law" who "live attached to the letter of the law but who neglect love; men who only know how to close doors and draw boundaries".

There's an old proverb that goes a little something like this: The fool speaks, the wise man listens, and the kommenter speaks succinctly with swift keystrokes, which makes people foolish and wise listen with their eyes.

McHale speaks softly, succinctly and sparingly, plainly but pleasantly.

When I realized that each hour I detained them was an hour without a toilet, I tried to speak as succinctly as possible.

Richardville put it more succinctly, speaking Thursday to the Detroit News at Mackinac.

Robinson spoke briefly and succinctly.

Then Brown finally spoke, memorably and succinctly.

The guest of honor spoke rarely and succinctly during a concert called "Wynton Marsalis at 50" at the Rose Theater on Wednesday night.