Sentence examples for terse it from inspiring English sources
Head coach Doc Rivers has responded to the possibility with a very terse "it's stupid".
Though terse, it brings all those matters up to date in an eminently readable manner.
Having become verbally more and more terse, it ends with a series of short, fractured scenes: the text at last seems unable to carry its own weight, as if the world is falling in on itself.
But beyond the calls heralding the mobile Internet, anyone who has tried to type an e-mail message on a cell phone knows how necessarily terse it must be.
Mr. Wilson's score is through-composed, but perhaps because his vocal writing is so angular and stylized, and his characters' lines are so terse, it has a talky quality that makes it seem almost entirely recitative, with only a handful of pieces expansive enough to be considered arias.
He's one of my best friends" — said adios to Cowan with a terse, "It's time to move on".
FORM & FUNCTION When Alessi first marketed a tea kettle designed by Michael Graves, it was written off by a New Yorker writer a decade or so ago with the terse description: It costs $150, and it boils water.
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.
Ward's were disappointed; they felt that while she had given them a plug she had been a little terse about it.
An unnamed consortium withdrew their interest earlier this week with the following terse statement: "It became apparent there were a number of complications surrounding the proposed acquisition".
Around 5 40 a.m., Mr. Talbott signed off with a final, terse message: "It's done," which Mr. Bartlett read on his iPhone a few minutes later at his suburban Virginia home.
