Sentence examples for succinct version of from inspiring English sources

Nobody offered a more succinct version of this point than Rabbi Baum.

It was clear on Saturday night, though, that many in the audience were asking themselves a more succinct version of that question, simply: "Why?" Hildebrand died awfully, it's fair to say.

A more succinct version of this spat can be found from Darcy Compton, co-founder and face of the portable smokeless tobacco spittoon company Mud Jug, who said in one of his vlogs: "Warning labels, kiss my ass".

Make your title a succinct version of your question.

(Thanks to Cutler Cleveland and Ellen Dorsey for succinct versions of this question).

So, in Mason's draft, not only do all persons have "certain natural rights" of life liberty and property, but these rights cannot be taken away "by any compact". As we shall see, Mason's words became even more canonical than Jefferson's more succinct version in the Declaration of Independence, as variations were incorporated into several state constitutions.

Universal goals of all medical schools are contained in the succinct Scottish version of the 15th century: The pursuit of health in the service of society[ 1].

These ancestor functional categories give a succinct interpretation of the similarity between genes and.

Momir Nikolic, a senior Serb soldier, has given a succinct and plausible version of events.

We need succinct and flexible versions of our identity for rapid-fire messaging and visual storytelling.

The introduction to his German version of Agamemnon includes a succinct statement of his theory of translation where he formulated a new approach to the problem of translation and developed concepts that have been taken up again only in modern (Walter Benjamin) and contemporary translation theories.