Sentence examples for terse facts from inspiring English sources

The plinth is lined with glass-covered bands of text that mingle terse facts about the Irish famine with similarly disturbing statistics about world hunger today, along with quotations from Irish poetry and songs.

Some 20th-century writing and film about war -- for example, Ernest Hemingway's story "A Natural History of the Dead" -- undertakes a similar mission of witness against delusion, terse fact against prettifying, a stylized reportorial scorn.

Nursing and allied health professionals seldom offered input unless prompted by the chair (data extract 3) or a physician, and interprofessional responses were limited to facts and terse in nature.

The US army memo about the killing of an Iraqi woman in a taxi at a checkpoint in Iraq is terse and matter-of-fact.

It's terse and matter-of-fact enough.

It can be a long list of facts, or a terse statement.

The Treasury's budget report, known as the Red Book, is characteristically terse, but it cannot disguise the fact that this is another hypothecated tax.

Perhaps knowing that it couldn't hold out much longer, the firm issued a terse statement this afternoon about the "cementing facts regarding rig incident", which was hardly illuminating.

Vang's only direct response to Krok was a terse "I just want to correct one fact: I wasn't born in Vietnam".

Despite the fact that these rolls provide only a terse listing of these court proceedings, a richer and richer picture of peasant life accumulates after reading through a few court sessions.

The NRA did not issue an official statement on the massacre, other than a terse one liner that it would wait until all the facts are in.