Sentence examples for stated succinctly from inspiring English sources

The show's premise can be stated succinctly: at no other time and place in history was portraiture as rich in stylistic options as in early 20th-century Paris.

"America's Opportunity" has a hundred sixty more pages of ideas like this, but anyone who is short on time might turn instead to a column by James Jay Carafano of the Washington Examiner: to extend opportunity to all, Carafano stated succinctly this week, Washington should "do almost the opposite of everything Obama championed" in his State of the Union address.

As one individual stated succinctly: "[t]his place is safer than Quito (Interview 12)".

Burns once stated succinctly that real transformative leadership is authority guided by moral principle.

As stated succinctly by Reuters among the extensive media coverage, nearly 60% of American children are on track to be obese by age 35.

One responder stated succinctly, "It is impossible to separate Feldenkrais [ Method] from other modalities".

Ratified in 1791 as one of the Bill of Rights, it states succinctly that "the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people".

He states succinctly: "Without reproductive isolation, only one species would be found at each location in the world" (p. 8).

As I entered the burial ground behind St .Mary's Church, I noticed a small plaque stating succinctly that Darwin was a resident of the town and that he was buried in Westminster.

A male patient (age 37) states succinctly: "People who get the best treatment are those who follow the instructions that they would have been given".

The panel concluded that humans, including children, adult men and women, and pregnant women, have measurable levels of unconjugated BPA in their bodies, stating succinctly that "[h]uman exposure to BPA is widespread" (vom Saal et al. 2007).