Sentence examples for too pithy from inspiring English sources

According to Schulz: "We did consider that, but what can you say in only 60 seconds that doesn't sound gloating, or too pithy to understand?" "Or patronising," Mathew Leung, 27, adds.

I guess WTF was too pithy?

The new environment rejuvenates Mr. Cornell for good and bad: he sounds shallower than he was before but pithier too.

There were countless pithy columns, too, for Punch, The Spectator, New Statesman and The Oldie, yet in press terms The Guardian was his spiritual home.

The short attention spans encouraged by ever-updating feeds no doubt play a role here, too, elevating headlines and pithy tweets to have more importance than deep articles, fleshed out policies or manifestos.

And he's too fond of grand and pithy pronouncements, not all of which bear close scrutiny.

You can also use short, pithy quotes.

Ideally something pithy, witty and not too long.

About character, too, he can be funny and pithy and acute.

Thanks also to Margaret the tutor too who helped give me a pithy Gore Vidal heading when I was struggling with a long winded heading.

The financier and philanthropist George Soros is part of the dissenting movement, too, and he has written a pithy little book, "On Globalization" (Public Affairs; $20), setting out his views and his recommendations for reform.