Sentence examples for terse essay from inspiring English sources
In a good, terse essay in the catalog, the art historian Julia Bryan-Wilson points to several younger artists — Ryan Trecartin, Kalup Linzy, Sharon Hayes — who, Californians or not, seem heirs to a West Coast Conceptualist groove.
Rather than competing with the photographs, which form a terse critical essay on their own, the sculptures stay witty, almost toylike.
These terse, confident essays (most of which have been published previously in magazines) are often conceptually brilliant even if they are too fragmentary and diverse to add up to a fully formulated defense of the author's main postulate.
A warm but melancholy ballad, it featured Mr. Marsalis squarely, and he responded with a masterly essay, terse and ravishing and poignant.
Or, to cite no less distinguished an author than Harold Bloom, in an essay on that terse masterwork "The Fatal Glass of Beer," Fields shows us what it means to dwell amid "sublime vileness" and the "stunningly squalid".
Inspired by the modernism of the French New Wave and close in tone to the wry essay-films of Chris Marker, the documentary deploys a terse, sarcastic commentary over its montage of daily life and interviews.
It is commonly acknowledged that associationism took hold after the publishing of John Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690/1975).[3] However, Locke's comments on associationism were terse (though fertile), and did not address learning to any great degree.
Terse words were exchanged.
Rather constricted and terse, yes?
