Sentence examples for terse aphorisms from inspiring English sources
Some were terse aphorisms: "Science is a differential Equation.
This registers whether they are speaking in fraught, hopeful monologues about being part of a couple; in worried contemplation of their characters' childhoods and genetic legacies; or in terse, black aphorisms.
Benjamin's terse little aphorism manages to liken works to death masks, conceptions to living human beings, the changes a conception undergoes before being incorporated into a finished work to life, the stabilization and stultification it allegedly undergoes after such incorporation to death and so on.
In Bogart's time, the tough guy was epigrammatic, speaking in terse and tight-lipped aphorisms, leaving florid verbosity to the (usually affected, often European) villains.
Char was a master of poetic brevity, which he achieved by the use of the ellipse, the aphorism, the terse image, and the "heraclitic" phrase i.e., the merging of contradictory ideas.
Terse to the point of aphorism, they are perhaps the most Webern-like of all Birtwistle's works, capable of opening up huge, expressive vistas from just a handful of notes; Amy Freston and Adrian Brendel catch that spareness perfectly.
Composing aphorisms is enjoyable.
Terse words were exchanged.
Rather constricted and terse, yes?
