A 12-year-olds in the class put it more succinctly: "I thought it was really good fun".
We found this reaction more surprising as we believed that you have to show the human and social impact of extreme weather and thought that the video did this succinctly.
("Rubbish," says Martin succinctly, when asked what he thought of his first device).
Very succinctly plant-bacteria interactions can be thought as governed at molecular level mainly by three types of proteins: plant PRRs (pathogen recognition receptors), bacterial effectors and plant resistance proteins.
When we asked Zeina how she thought these papers were being received, she put it quite succinctly: "I think they present the antigovernment movement in a very peaceful way.
Roy Boughton, the director of the Powell Museum — in many ways the conscience of the area — put it succinctly: "We think it's a big change when the streets get cleaned".
And before her disappearance from his life, Clarissa uses a clothes hamper to block Pankaj's way into their (formerly) shared bedroom in their New York apartment; if he were to ask why it's there, she thinks, she would reply, succinctly, "To hamper you".
That means half were liberal arts majors trained to think critically and write succinctly before they specialized.
Al Jamri put it succinctly: "I think the issue of the flow of oil, stability of the Strait of Hormuz, is the predominant concern for the United States, for the Pentagon... policy makers.
Last year, I asked him why he thought the government was bowing to the tabloid demand to ban nitrous oxide, and he put it succinctly: "I think this is just about young people enjoying themselves, and they hate that because they're miserable sods".
