Sentence examples similar to the concise remark from inspiring English sources

More tenuous was an account of the Mahler Fourth Symphony, chosen because, in Sir Roger's view (conveyed in concise remarks at the start of the concert), it is a work in which Bach's influence can be heard.

On the Judiciary Committee, where he is a junior member, Mr. Graham has stood apart with his vivid, concise remarks, the kind that would make sense to his grandmother at the kitchen table, not just to a roomful of lawyers skilled in legalisms.

So he let others speak before making a few concise remarks and then backing off.

While this is not a mechanistically focused study some concise remarks may be of interest.

"I am the leader of the N.D.A.; the failure of the N.D.A. is my failure, and I have been unsuccessful in keeping the N.D.A. coherent and disciplined," Mr. Vajpayee complained at a meeting of his party's members of Parliament -- or at least that quote is the concise version of his remarks that party stalwarts repeated to reporters.

The Concise Oxford English Dictionary.

But the concise approach may come at a cost.

The concise French-California wine list is well-chosen.

She gives you Rebecca Miller, the concise, abridged version.

Excerpted from the Concise Columbia Encyclopedia.

The Concise Dictionary of Classical Mythology.