Sentence examples for succinct statements from inspiring English sources

Some succinct statements on multi-component relaxation can be made here.

Emerging themes included brevity, clear and succinct statements, explicit actions that linked specific screening tests to specific diseases and the need to tailor different GP clinical systems.

She gave me a succinct statement about Healy: "She was one of the finest leaders the Red Cross has ever had".

Somehow, when deployed by Mr. Azoff, this obscene gesture seems less a profanity than a very succinct statement of personal philosophy.

"An unauthorized use at the Republican Convention against our wishes," the British band said in a succinct statement posted on Twitter.

More a succinct statement of what was shown: ordinary materials sculpted into intriguing shapes, turning the simple into the complex — but without the clothes ever looking awkward or forced.

The Nicene Creed is a succinct statement of Catholic doctrine: We believe in one God, the Father, the Almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all that is seen and unseen.

The Green Book's most succinct statement about government in Libya came from a warning about the dangers of rule by the masses: "Theoretically, this is genuine democracy, but, realistically, the strong always rules".

It uses quantitative expression in mathematics and the succinct statement of its theories in axioms and derived "theorems," so economics looks a lot like the models of science we are familiar with from physics.

The celebrated "Introduction" to the Histoire gives a succinct statement of Taine's approach to literary and cultural history and a basic text for the understanding of his scientific attitude to literary criticism.

Hopes have been buoyed by Rausing's characteristically succinct statement on her purchase of the company for an undisclosed sum, in which she announced that she intended to keep the magazine's 'unrivalled' position as a showcase for new writing.