Sentence examples for that succinct from inspiring English sources

Rivera was that succinct and that confident.

Cock a special ear next time you have cricket on the radio and hear how often that succinct rule of his is transgressed.

"I knew the quality of her work, but that succinct summary made it easier for me to go to my managers and to the budget controllers to really advocate for her".

The bottom line, folks, is that succinct and professional messages get callbacks; lengthy, over-the-top meanders do not.

Nick thinks for a moment, then says: "'The fair go with no BS.' That succinct enough?" "And that's a fair go for workers, for business...?" "A fair go for the battlers," he says.

That succinct explanation seemed to satisfy DeRosa.

They didn't do that tonight, but it's not too much of a stretch to see how a penchant for whimsical costumes dovetails with a mindset that expands succinct pop songs into ambling instrumental opuses.

But it seems to me that a succinct answer to Justice Scalia's question is that the commerce clause would not limit Congress's ability to regulate broccoli — if members of the House and Senate were crazy enough to pass legislation requiring all of us to eat green vegetables and if that were deemed a rational way to regulate commerce.

After 15 years of turbulence under first Mikhail S. Gorbachev and then Mr. Yeltsin, Russians admire Mr. Putin for returning a sense of order, and even appreciate his ability to field questions at a news conference, replying in sentences that are succinct and coherent in comparison to almost any recent leader.

By using the Kronecker product and the matrix and vector representations of fourth- and second-order tensors respectively, we obtain finite element formulas for the primal and sensitivity analyses that are succinct, can be readily programmed, and accommodate different element orders and topologies with minimal changes to the code.

From a computational viewpoint, there is no doubt that effective, succinct computation requires such additional persistent storage.