Sentence examples for succinct takes from inspiring English sources

Songs such as Hollywood translate Jesso Jr's experiences in the entertainment industry into succinct takes on a classic sound.

We could talk all day about belonging to a generation that's terrified of an undocumented experience and the attendant identity crises that arise as a result of this rapacious desire to curate a self-image... but let's be more succinct: taking photos in nightclubs is a cunts game.

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

Amid countless condolences and offers of prayer, another relative, Heather Copeland, offered a more succinct take: "I just want my cousin and uncle back". .

If there was a single succinct take-home message of the ENCODE consortium, it was the battle cry "Junk DNA is Dead!" Actually, a surprisingly large number of scientists have had their knickers in a twist over "junk DNA" ever since the term was coined by Ohno (1972).

The program takes a succinct look at what went wrong on Continental Connection Flight 3407, a commuter flight operated by a company named Colgan that crashed outside Buffalo last February, killing 50 people, including 1 on the ground.

And they didn't reach to consultants for help with writing the succinct, appealing menu, which takes advantage of herbs they grow themselves in an outdoor garden adjacent to their apartment, on the roof of a garage next door.

That succinct assessment will take few by surprise.

Inspired by the Beatles, they tried to keep the songs succinct, "instead of taking the listener on a journey".

Turning the wordy French play into a succinct Italian opera took four years, during which the composer repeatedly argued with his librettists and publisher.

Now, it is more succinct: "Strike".