Sentence examples for succinctly captures from inspiring English sources

This may not be Aesop's wording, but it succinctly captures his message.

The same Shanley character, called Brutus, succinctly captures that dynamic, too.

The title story succinctly captures crosscurrents of love and loathing, the forces that are at war throughout this book.

The description of his feelings after John F. Kennedy's assassination succinctly captures mine in the face of the vitriol in our political arena: "It was a feeling of hopelessness, of anger, of bitterness.

We also define the Elastic Scheduling Problem (ESP), which succinctly captures the optimal utilization objective of elastic reservations.

The experience was retold by multiple informants, but this response succinctly captures what occurred on the south coast of Emae: We had three communities that worked together, starting from the other side then right to here.

Kudos to Warren St. John for so succinctly capturing the intense effort and dogged tenacity of my colleagues worldwide.

But an article on Breitbart.com, one of the most popular conservative Web sites, succinctly captured the competing story line: "McCain Decries the G.O.P. Civil War He Started".

This paradox can be succinctly captured in the statement "I am lying," which is true if it's false and false if it's true.

Elizabeth Bishop succinctly captured this paradoxical trait when she pointed out that "[y]ou'd have to call 'A Good Man is Hard tßo Find' a 'funny' story even though six people are killed in it".

The National Route 66 Museum in Elk City had less extensive displays, but featured a superb RV prototype (a converted 1929 Stewart truck) that succinctly captured the grand enterprise of road tripping before Interstates and motels.