When Michele Kleier wanted to sell a nine-room apartment at 1125 Park Avenue in 1977, her brokerage firm paid for a one-and-a-half-line classified newspaper advertisement that offered the rough location ("Park Ave .— Low 90s") and succinctly read "Superb condition.
Bittman sums up the problems with this quite succinctly; read his column "Bacteria 1, F.D.A. 0" here.
William Blake summed it up succinctly: "Both read the Bible day and night, / But thou read'st black where I read white".
Putting the matter succinctly, it read, "A statistician is a fellow who says that if you ate a chicken and I ate nothing, we each ate, on average, half a chicken .Lawrence Mohr Professor emeritus of political science at the University of Michigan Portland, Oregon* Letters appear online only.
Writer and actor Nakkiah Lui put it succinctly: "I never read the comments.
She does, however, write succinctly and has obviously read a fair amount about the island.
Or, more succinctly: 80percentt of what you read in this article is bollocks, and you could have saved yourself a boatload of time by skipping to the next article after reading the first paragraph.
"The third and final piece on dictators' architecture," read the body of the message, followed succinctly by Meades's address: Cité Radieuse le Corbusier, Marseille.
A professor of mine put it even more succinctly: "If you want to achieve true mastery of English prose, read Gibbon and Orwell, then shoot yourself".
It succinctly summarizes complex debates, all the while making you want to read more.
