Sentence examples for succinct explanatory from inspiring English sources
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The most succinct and all-explanatory version that I have seen is the one which traces modern coaching lines back to the sixties, with a root either in Sid Gillman, the great technical-minded coach of the old Chargers, or Vince Lombardi, who needs no introduction.
In the ePHR literature 'empowerment' is assumed to be self-explanatory but there are a variety of definitions ranging from succinct, truncated versions such as 'autonomy' [ 36], 'self-efficacy' [ 51] or 'choice' [ 41] to lengthy explanations of the intra-personal, inter-personal and culture-wide process of empowerment.
He died in 1975 at the age of sixty-eight... Describes a succinct exhibition, at the Equitable Tower's AXA Gallery, of more than forty mostly first-rate Porter paintings, accompanied by rich documentary and explanatory material.
His formulations were succinct.
Ferguson was more succinct.
Succinct, authoritative and unabashedly partisan.
I was precise and succinct.
Murphy was most succinct.
The message was succinct.
