Sentence examples for succinct question from inspiring English sources

So yesterday, students packed the auditorium to hear the answer to the succinct question by Jason Clark, the student body president, about the trial: "What went wrong?" As he had previously, Mr. Johnson attributed the verdict largely to the judge's legal instructions to the jury, and to the jurors themselves.

This is the essential issue in psychotherapy (definition: conversation directed at change) and is expressed in a more succinct question with which I confront patients: What's next?

A more succinct question might be, "What were you charged with?" My friend, a Yale undergrad, and I were held for a day by a narcotics squad with a warrant for our arrest for suspicion of drug smuggling.

In 12 succinct questions and answers, I learned about a man who has lived an extraordinary life.

After hearing my tale of woe, Mr. Bagnall asked a few succinct questions ("How big is your home?" "Carpet or wood floors?") and then recommended an immediate vacuum upgrade.

They must maintain an enormous trove of factual and anecdotal material, share it with viewers in unscripted moments, ask succinct questions, gracefully follow the cameras and hand off to correspondents and studio guests, and do all this before a live camera.

If everyone can take a look at their points and prepare a well-organized overview that would be great, because then we will have plenty of time for succinct questions, if people have them.

They included only the succinct questions and no conversational contributions from the interviewer; participants who wrote their views tended to reply in a few words to questions about proposed legislative changes and to expand on their explanations and experiences.

Om Malik has a succinct five-question interview with Volpi, in which he explains why he left Cisco: "Routers are great, but I can't do it forever".

First there was a calmly marshalled conversation between Morrison and Hermione Lee, which was interesting without being inspirational, and a smattering of mercifully succinct audience questions.

The questionnaire was designed to be succinct (eight questions covering one sheet of paper) and easy to answer consisting of mainly tick-box responses.