Sheryl Sandberg is an incredible feminist role model, and now she's managed to succinctly phrase how women often struggle in the workplace.
The first melodic improvising came from Bobby Naughton, a vibraphonist who worked often with Mr. Smith during the 1970s; here he played with four mallets, phrasing succinctly and playing it straight while the groove swarmed and surged.
Lifted from Martin Scorscese's seminal classic Goodfellas, the phrase succinctly captures the inherent enmity lurking beneath the surface of all commerce.
So get comfortable being able to succinctly complete the phrase 'tell me about a time when you did... ' Be sure to include what your role was in the story, how you handled the situation and how the story ended.
If they believe a correction is in order based on evidence and fact, how would they phrase that succinctly?
Nothing captures that more succinctly than the following phrase, which appeared in Politico on Friday: "In a big win for House Republicans and President Obama …" The night before, the vast majority of House Democrats had broken with the White House over a bill to keep the government running, while most Republicans hailed that same $1.1 trillion spending bill as a triumph.
The AP reports that Clinton's new book will be called What Happened, a phrase which succinctly encapsulates the shocked disbelief much of the country grappled with after Donald Trump surged to a surprising victory on election day.
The Marxian view is succinctly summarized in Marx's phrase "The ideas of the ruling class are, in every age, the ruling ideas".
His thoughts, when they emerge into speech, are expressed succinctly and in oddly illuminating phrases that, like his work, are both simple and complex.
The justification for this kind of theorizing can be succinctly put in the short phrase: we have to get from there to here.
