Sentence examples for too succinct from inspiring English sources

So if I am too succinct, tell me.

I was accurate, if perhaps too succinct, in writing that Schaeffer called "for the violent overthrow of the government if Roe v. Wade isn't reversed".

Second, I conceded I was too succinct in explaining Francis Schaeffer's argument about the proper predicate for revolution against the government.

Has your e-mail style changed much? A. It's not just my e-mail style -- most of what I write is too succinct.

However, this can be too succinct and lack clarity.

However I have now encountered a new justification - official briefing papers that apparently cannot be shown to the public because they are too succinct and not verbose enough.

His dialogue, too, was succinct, as in this passage from "Riding the Rap": " 'She isn't home,' Raylan said.

He's considerably more succinct, too, and just a touch cautious: I suspect he's been given some refresher coaching on interview technique.

This solo debut provides supporting evidence that, if not too original, is amazingly succinct.

The listings are succinct but too small to read easily as you drive, so the system is probably best for drivers whose routes include lots of stoplights.

Linebacker Bart Scott was more succinct: "You're getting too philosophical," he told reporters.