Sentence examples for succinct on from inspiring English sources

Rodney Harrison, a former Patriots safety, was more succinct on NBC late Sunday night.

Mr. Kean was as chilling as he was succinct on this point.

He is succinct on the reasons why magazines for grown-up lads failed.

Nan Kempner, the socialite, was even more succinct on the subject of plastic furniture at her Park Avenue home.

Housman himself was succinct on the matter: "Oxford had not much effect on me, except that I there met my greatest friend".

The seminar he would have been most interested in is easy to identify: "Is philanthropy still needed?" He could not have been more succinct on the issue: "A man who dies rich, dies in disgrace".

The dining room is narrow and succinct, anchored on one side by a long banquette.

"No more old walls" was her succinct comment on the experience, so we headed off on a series of buses to the Piazza del Popolo, stunning from its recent cleaning, and climbed the hill to the Pincio, which affords one of the best views of the city.

It is the most touching and succinct rumination on that funny relationship that dads and lads have with one another since Kingsley Amis wrote the following lines in his poem "In Memoriam W.R.A".

On the day of the massacre, Nekfeu posted a more succinct message on Facebook beginning: "I would like to express my sincere condolences to the families and relatives of the victims of the savage killings that took place today at the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo".

"She's a warrior," is Lawrence's more succinct take on the character.