In the succinct words of Nicholas Hytner: "Subsidy works".
Mr. Sternberg offered these succinct words: "Love 'The Good Wife' moving to Sunday".
Or, in the simple, succinct words of Dr Milton Diamond: "Let's see if we can change society, not nature".
Which is to say, in the very succinct words of Ms Cookie Lyon, "Don't touch my son.
Put on the spot by the media, the goalkeeper summed up the final in four succinct words: "More experience paid off".
How else is Zeke to impress the office hotties, captured here in 11 succinct words: "They had French manicures, they had highlights, they smelled like apricots".
The Washington State Department of Health sums up its advice in three succinct words and a bit of pro-wild caveat: "Keep eating salmon!" the agency says in its Web site.
I'll never forget the succinct words of wisdom she offered me as I approached her on the stage, words that continue to help me weather tough times today.
It showed us that musicals don't exist except to convince us that the people onstage always feel a song coming on, and therefore, in the succinct words of Gene Kelly, "Gotta dance, gotta dance, gotta dance".
Whatever becomes of Thor Harris's quixotic campaign, his declaration of his gubernatorial candidacy puts into two succinct words a sentiment shared by those Americans who grow only more appalled by the unfolding Trump Presidency.
If you're still not convinced you should give it a go, maybe we should leave it to the succinct words of the great amazon.co.uk poet who wrote: "If you liked that other great stuff, you'll like this".
