Sentence examples for succinctly said from inspiring English sources

(His wife, more succinctly, said, "Growth isn't Patrick's thing").

Golda Meir succinctly said: "The Muslims can fight and lose, then come back and fight again.

It was at the suggestion of my lovely wife, who succinctly said "You can do that," that my constructing phase began.

Martin succinctly said the Patriots' defensive front is a major concern and called it as good as any in the league, singling out linebacker Ted Johnson, who has 34 tackles.

As his Twitter bio succinctly says, he's "the Eat It guy".

Harbaugh responded succinctly, saying: "Personally, I think that's a bunch of a crap".

But there he was on Tuesday, succinctly saying what needed to be said about the scourge of sexual assault cases in the military.

True to form, it was a Florida Republican, Mike Bennett, who put it most succinctly, saying during a debate about the state's voter clampdown that he wanted to make democratic participation easy.

Peter Scheer, director of the First Amendment coalition, explained the consequences of the Gawker case succinctly: Say five years from now, if Trump loses and people are writing critical postmortems, will they have to worry that Trump will turn around and sue them?

But Xavier Coach Sean Miller summed up these Bruins much more succinctly, saying of Love, "He's the extra-special player that maybe U.C.L.A. hasn't had in the past that could be the difference for them now because everything really starts and stops with him".

It was a curious day we spent together – one minute, we'd have a conversation, and she would succinctly say things that are so obvious it's scarcely creditable that they still need to be said: "Ninety-seven per cent of climate scientists agree.