Sentence examples for succinct remark from inspiring English sources
Kipnis offered a more succinct remark about the control against transparency by investigators: "Secrecy invites abuses".
Succinct remarks printed on free-standing plaque-pedestals explain the subjects, production techniques, historical references and aesthetic concerns of the works on display.
Pat E. offered this succinct comment: "Oy vey".
Head coach Rex Ryan was not quite as succinct in his postgame remarks in Seattle but his message was remarkably similar.
His remarks were indeed succinct; his choreography less so.
Under instructions from the Obama campaign, Biden kept his speeches succinct and tried to avoid off-hand remarks, such as one about Obama being tested by a foreign power soon after taking office, which had attracted negative attention.
Mr. Cohen's summary, usually two to four pages long and prosaically titled "Today's Update," typically contains a pithy status of spending bills, remarks from top officials and Mr. Cohen's succinct analysis of arcane budget issues and processes that he has mastered over two decades in government.
Be as succinct as you can be while also being clear, and avoid derogatory remarks about the review.
Most of Gosse's ramble through the territory of Waller and Davenant had been covered by a succinct paragraph in Churton Collins's essay on Dryden, which Gosse didn't mention (though he did find space to remark, pettily, that, ever since Collins's new edition of Tourneur, people had stopped talking about the playwright altogether).
His formulations were succinct.
