Sentence examples for succinct thoughts from inspiring English sources

Pick up the phone". There could be a joke hiding behind each phrase, but his sentences resolve in succinct thoughts.

The centerpiece of the cocktail reception at Christie's Auction House was a "performance" delivered by twelve prominent women standing on ladders, delivering succinct thoughts to the audience.

He's not shy about how he took control of those important matters, though, stating that he's learned a great deal about "managing the pathways of [his] personal and professional life". As such, he outlines his thoughts about these pathways in his aforementioned post, appropriately titled, "Knowing When to Walk Away". Although he shares five succinct thoughts, a couple struck me more than others.

Using my only two God-given gifts — speed-reading and the ability not to punch laptop screens while consuming imbecilic think pieces — I can read any Facebook status to completion and sum it up in a single, succinct thought.

We have recently begun developing brief pod casts, which consists of a discussion between the editor and author summarizing the research and giving our audience a succinct insight into the thought process behind that particular article, as well as future research.

The limited content you can put into Twitter forces people to put their thoughts into a really succinct form.

Ogilvie's lilac-skinned, knobbly ogre is a delightful protagonist, and Kemp's succinct rhymes are both funny and thought-provoking.

This succinct and lucid study examines the thought of the philosopher Charles Peirce as it applies to literary theory and shows that his concept of the sign can give us a fresh understanding of literary art and criticism.

"The editors have written more than a mere introduction; they have written in fact a small book, a remarkably comprehensive and yet succinct study of Tocqueville's political thought...

As a thinker, lists distill thoughts I have into clear and succinct ideas.

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