Sentence examples for succinct that from inspiring English sources

Succinct, that was the way to be, Julian thought.

That wouldn't be Ms. Edwards, a storyteller so succinct that listeners may have to infer what really happened in a song.

Chinese is so succinct that most messages never reach that limit, says Shuo Tang, who studies social media at Indiana University.Japanese is concise too: fans of haiku, poems in 17 syllables, can tweet them readily.

This characterization is so fast and succinct that, according to Otsmane-Elhaou, it feels reminiscent of an old comic.

The instantaneous sharing of information has become so succinct that travelling to hundreds of different websites for different videos and images is a thing of the past.

The instantaneous sharing of information has become so succinct that traveling to hundreds of different websites for different videos and images is a thing of the past.

Still, it is difficult to run a succinct offense that starts 30 feet from the basket, and that is what the American defense forced Greece to do.

It is a succinct story that features anthropomorphized animals, plants, inanimate objects, or forces of nature that illustrate a moral lesson (a "moral").

Their fourth album, "The Sound the Speed the Light" (Matador) of 2009, was a succinct assault that suggested no time had passed but that earplugs are still requisite.

With a succinct announcement that belied the battle over their status, Major League Baseball put five umpires back to work yesterday.

Specifically, we seek succinct conditions that predict excessive dependence between channel access delay and system size.