Sentence examples for succinctly expressing from inspiring English sources

"A fundamentalist is a fundamentalist is a dork!" Bruce Cockburn reportedly said at a recent concert, succinctly expressing his views on the more conservative sharers of his faith.

I was 11 when we kissed 1979 goodbye, with the kids' chorus on Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall succinctly expressing my views on pedagogy, life, the universe and everything (as per Douglas Adams).

But, succinctly expressing the hesitation of other Meretz lawmakers, Avshalom Vilan said, "Any attempt to have an additional candidate run in the name of peace will finally only bring us Sharon -- and no shalom".

The shift in the way that athletes communicate was succinctly expressed last month by Shaquille O'Neal.

David Oyelowo's hand waggle perfectly, and succinctly, expressed his feelings about Neil Patrick Harris' hosting skills.

It was a shift from the electricity industry's traditional marketing strategy, succinctly expressed as "Live better electrically".

Slater's reason for her love of animals is much more succinctly expressed earlier in the book.

When it came to talking about their motivations for this, they were clear – "it was all about money", as one young man succinctly expressed it.

New York had long been ruled by a sentiment once succinctly expressed by Mayor Robert Wagner: "Human needs are greater than budgetary needs".

Without giving too much away (it happens before intermission) today's pro-choice abortion stance couldn't be more directly and succinctly expressed than it is here.

It is succinctly expressed in the final sentence of Waugh's early travel book, Labels (1930), written as his first marriage collapsed – to his abiding shame and humiliation.