Sentence examples for succinct means from inspiring English sources

Although the power of "Nocturne" lies in its hypnotic accumulation of words, it's hard to avoid wishing that its narrator had more original, and certainly more succinct, means of self-expression.

Current challenges for transformation languages include improving usability (i.e., succinct means to express the transformation intent) and devising powerful analysis methods.

On the other hand, TFAP2A/SP1 co-transcription of miRNAs targeting SPHK2 could provide an efficient and succinct means to retaining the ceramide signal.

What this means is succinct answers to queries, backed up by high-quality source citations.

Sometimes that means a succinct simple to understand piece while other times you need to write a piece filled with jargon, complex language and loads of information.

The succinct, bold message was that summer means colour, and men should be brave enough to wear it.

"Fuck your feelings" is a crude expression of what snowflake has come to mean, but it is succinct and not entirely inaccurate.

The character limitations mean they have to be succinct.

The Filipino language, Tagalog, probably has the most succinct word to describe the feeling: Gigil, which means gritting your teeth and trembling when a situation becomes overwhelming.

State in the most succinct and descriptive terms exactly what your results mean: "These results provide the first evidence that..."...

When you asked me what "banter" meant, I felt pressed to come up with a succinct, smart and funny answer.