Sentence examples for succinct commentary from inspiring English sources
For the more advanced student, Rashi composed a succinct commentary on the Talmud that achieved an authority approaching that of the text itself.
La Russa's succinct commentary had barely been heard when Ankiel — author of the greatest comeback story ever told — was added to the growing list of major leaguers suspected of, or who have admitted to, spiking their spinach.
A young gentleman decided to give it a go and gave this pretty succinct commentary: "Yohimbe changes the meaning of the word orgasm.
In 2011, Topless Robot's Ryan Aston ranked Mileena as the sixth most goofy Mortal Kombat character as "a pretty succinct commentary on the deplorable image of women in videogames" and for her absurd "Man-Eater" finisher, but nevertheless calling her "quite the looker".
Some of their works include China Channel which modifies your Firefox GPS to experience China's internet censorship, Google Alarm, which rings an alarm each time Google indexes browsing habits, and the Face to Facebook project where Cirio scraped Facebook for 1 million profiles for a fake dating website, a succinct commentary on our lack of privacy in today's web culture.
There are also major problems with the entire electronic medical record system in the USA, most recently articulated in a succinct commentary [ 116].
Pat E. offered this succinct comment: "Oy vey".
While her book does capture the public Lee, providing a succinct overview of his life and insightful commentary on his work, his essence escapes Hooper.
One always expects a commentary of this sort to begin with a clear and succinct definition of the scope and boundaries of the topic under discussion.
Mr. Brinkley, whose pungent commentaries, delivered with a mixture of barely concealed skepticism and succinct candor, achieved a number of firsts, including writing and serving as the host for one of the earliest television news magazines, "David Brinkley's Journal," in the early 1960's.
His formulations were succinct.
