Sentence examples for succinct account from inspiring English sources

Among the many reasons for such a failure discussed in this remarkably succinct account, one especially stands out.

She has become increasingly adept at pointing at things, and "Sanja Ivekovic: Sweet Violence" gives a succinct account of her progress.

We should remain grateful to her for such an entertaining, informative and succinct, account of one of the world's greatest, though far from the most grandiose, buildings.

A remarkable, succinct account of a cultural and political conflict centuries in the making; by a prolific historian of the Muslim world.

A remarkable, succinct account of a cultural and political conflict centuries in the making; by a distinguished and prolific historian of the Muslim world.

Here is a succinct account of views on the shrinking planet over the past century, gathered from theorists, think tanks and from science fiction too.

Pioneered by Norman Davies, in his unparalleled single-volume history of Europe, these break up the author's elegant narrative with succinct accounts of the main political ideas (mostly bad) generated on the European continent in the past hundred years.

The story of man's dominion over nature and his subsequent abuse of power cannot be told too often, and Eldredge, a curator at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, has provided one of the most succinct accounts yet.

At the core of the book are succinct accounts of nearly 50 performances over the last half-century, based on interviews with the actors, directors and designers who signed up for this dramatic pentathlon.

Others indicated that more succinct accounts, such as newspaper articles that we introduced from daily newspapers published during the course, would be more accessible to their students and add the relevancy of 'current events' (J.D .. Finally, several participants felt as one learner did, that the course made her, "feel more secure in discussing this material with my students" (VY).

Endogenous opioids and their interaction with other neurotransmitter systems are discussed, followed by a succinct historical account of the effects of acute exercise on endorphins and mood.