Sentence examples for succinctly with from inspiring English sources
pic.twitter.com/dKU6V5DQUE The Salvation Army's campaign ties in succinctly with International Women's Day on 8 March.
Washington articulated his secret succinctly: "With me it has always been a maxim rather to let my designs appear from my works than by my expressions".
Or, as she put it more succinctly, with a cackle that evoked a paranormal creature: "I had this real neener-neener-neener moment".
Bonnie O'Neil Newport Beach, Calif., Oct. 16, 2008 To the Editor: Senator Barack Obama clearly showed his strength in leadership with his eloquent temperament, character, compassion and wisdom, and, more succinctly, with his statement, "I don't think America's youth are interest groups, I think they're our future".
Write succinctly, with just a couple of sentences in each section.
There's an old proverb that goes a little something like this: The fool speaks, the wise man listens, and the kommenter speaks succinctly with swift keystrokes, which makes people foolish and wise listen with their eyes.
To put it succinctly, consciousness, with its moods and activity, begins and ends with itself.
Information materials should succinctly deal with the relevant messages [ 31] be written in active voice with personalised messages and use simple terminology [ 14, 31, 35].
Tony described the action succinctly and with an objectivity that is beyond many modern broadcasters.
Sabathia put it more succinctly: "Even with the unwritten code, you don't throw at a guy four times.
Shanfarā's lāmīyah (literally "poem rhyming in [the letter] l") vividly, succinctly, and with a wealth of detail tells of the experiences to be had from life in the desert.
