Sentence examples similar to terse indication from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Clinton's latest report on Uganda was remarkably terse in its language, an indication of the west's changing tone towards Uganda's new breed leader.
Reading the terse list of seventeen specific "powers" enumerated in Article I, Section 8 gives scant indication of the authority that the federal government currently claims over our food, land, water, jobs, finances, health care, transportation, and innumerable other areas of American life.
Decisions to hear cases — to grant petitions for certiorari, in court lingo — are announced in terse orders, without explanation or an indication of who voted how.
The terse announcement in Ethiopia about the initial findings is a fresh indication of potentially deep trouble for Boeing.
That was in "Lay Your Head Down," the strongest track on "Keren Ann" and the clearest indication yet of the singer's attraction to the terse and self-conscious style of the Velvet Underground.
In a terse announcement regarding its second-quarter earnings, UBS said "preliminary indications are that net new money and asset growth remain disappointing".
In a terse response this June, the New York Commission for Judicial Conduct reiterated its initial decision, stating that "there was insufficient indication of judicial misconduct to justify discipline".
Terse words were exchanged.
Rather constricted and terse, yes?
