Sentences with word «succinctness»

The special succinctness of poetry is also an appealing introduction into culture for students.

Occam's razor... is a principle of parsimony, economy, or succinctness used in logic and problem - solving.

Jeremy you really have a gift for succinctness.

Pope Benedict summed up the same point with his habitual succinctness and insight in his Homily for Feast of the Epiphany 2009 when he said, «He is the centre of the cosmos and history because in Him Author and work are united without merging».

Moltmann puts the matter with characteristic succinctness: as he sees it, what is involved here is «primal trust in the natural course of things,» a reduction of the gospel to a form of creation faith only.

This maniac summed up the whole ordeal with eerie succinctness.

Adnan became renowned for her compact and breathtaking color canvases, sun - drenched semi-abstractions that possess a tender succinctness.

instead of rejecting it by taking succinctness as a criterion for unsuitability for journal publication.

Succinctness matters.

From the beginning, the family nurse practitioner resume sample exemplifies the essential balance of clarity and succinctness many potential employers prefer.

I particularly commend Pekka on his accuracy and succinctness of language, even though his grammar sometimes demonstrates that English is not his 1st language — his constant precision shames many native English posters here.

I was drawn to ChartFreak not by its clever logo, online ads, or well - written advertising emails, but purely by the objectivity, succinctness, and most importantly successes of ALEX's many real - time chart setups.

We could have quoted St Irenaeus — who is indeed a saint, martyr and great teacher of the Church — at much greater length to exactly the same effect, but the succinctness of Tertullain's style serves well to express the thought no matter that the man unfortunately left the communion of the Church at the end of his life.

You win the Arsenal Blogger's Award for brevity and succinctness this week for sure.

«Yes», he said, in a response that startled both his questioner and interviewer with its succinctness.

His sentences are delivered with a mountain twang, and they come slowly — each one chosen with deliberation for accuracy and succinctness, and interspersed with thoughtful pauses.

It's simple stuff, but it works with a level of succinctness that the previous movie never attained.

Mina breaks down the contenders, their chances and the race itself with clarity and succinctness.

Quite the contrary: with less room to breathe, Nolan finds thematic clarity in the succinctness of Dunkirk's runtime that only bolsters its might.

Succinctness is rarely worth giving up in cinema, but it was the right decision here.

summarize one or more paragraphs of a complex text and evaluate the quality of the summary based on specific criteria (e.g., accuracy, suitability, succinctness)

On the one hand, this succinctness keeps the pace moving along and makes for a lean entertaining novel.

I'm in the process of cleaning these remarks up for clarity and succinctness.

Those who appreciate speedy narrative set - ups, will adore Lost Dimension's succinctness.

That's always stuck with me for its succinctness.

Now, regardless of its reason, the combination of this silence and succinctness is so appropriate, because it's what we experience in her paintings.

The succinctness and accuracy of the judicial summaries are in large part what make them valuable to attorneys and others researching the Code.

Succinctness is good, but I also witnessed SOWs of astonishing brevity with one - to three - word descriptions during the past year.

Succinctness is a virtue in the laws of resume - writing.

P.S. Loved your succinctness and clarity on the radio show.