Sentence examples for succinct judgment from inspiring English sources
Ms. Murkowski, rarely confrontational, passed succinct judgment.
The succinct judgment of my 15-year-old screening buddy was "Better than 'Thor' or 'Green Lantern,' " and while that isn't saying a lot, it may be saying enough.
But after weeks of evidence during a libel trial in which the life and career of the 52-year-old Hunt were examined in minute detail, Mr Justice Simon, in a few succinct paragraphs of his judgment, pulled away any mask of respectability, and found in favour of the journalist who exposed Hunt as a criminal.
Work and family were his music; his concise judgments and succinct wit in all endeavors will be long-remembered.
The support for judgment provides a succinct free text description or summary of the relevant trial characteristic on which judgments of risk of bias are based and aims to ensure transparency in how judgments are reached.
(Another judgment was yet more succinct: "How can one be Swiss?") His boat docked in New York in the spring of 1947, a time and place that must rank as one of history's better cures for restlessness.
That succinct sentence is a true reflection of the judgment, which supported the original ruling by a high court judge, Mrs Justice Nicola Davies, that the Mail was justified in publishing stories about Johnson's illegitimate child because his extramarital affairs called into question his fitness for public office.
When it came, the court's much-anticipated view on the immigration case was so succinct it was presented as single line of text: "The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided Court".
His formulations were succinct.
Ferguson was more succinct.
