Good writing is concise writing, and that is as concise as it gets.
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In February, 2000, The American Journal of Psychiatry published a concise review of a not-at-all-concise book.
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Beuys's penchant for provocative, concise statements drives the film along.
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And so, here is a concise and helpful tweetstorm guide.
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It was put on wax in a very concise way.
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"Kim's actions are macho within some concise constraints," he said.
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It's probably one of the more concise examples of GY!
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The document can be long or short, flowery or concise.
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Lyrically, it's hard for me to put into concise words.
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American officials invariably describe him as concise, inquisitive, even humble.
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Mexico's response to the president's tweets was concise and consistent.
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The course is very concise — no chance to get bored.
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But Salters and her colleagues also need to be concise.
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It's concise, vivid, wonderfully hyperbolic... simply gorgeous in every way.
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Be sure to blend, using the same concise circular motions.
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That's an admirably concise answer, but maybe worth elaborating on.
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The final version, played here, feels excitingly concise and confident.
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"Make it as clear and concise as possible," Lopez advises.
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The new menu will be concise, because the kitchen is small.
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Seriously, Hot Tub Time Machine had more concise time travel rules.
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"Crock on a float," reads Victor F. Perez's concise Instagram caption.
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"The fuel of interest" is an equally concise summary of capitalism.
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And her writing is clear and concise, just like her advice.
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The names also tend to be concise, like Bret and Erin.
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It should also be concise, clear and limited to one page.
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The more concise I am, the more I stay on point.
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The record is powerfully concise, but it didn't start that way.
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Elevate Brain Training works on memory, comprehension, math and concise writing.
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None of this is subtle, but it's admirably deft and concise.
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Again, super concise, succinct, as tight as you can make it.
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Unlike prog rock, this music was, respectively, danceable, concise, and catchy.
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Not the chain, but the concept: a relatively small, concise burger.
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That's as concise as we could get without resorting to emojis.
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Criticism: A Concise Political History from other these other efforts is
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He's concise, with flawless timing — a rare asset in sports announcing.
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The way Hannity treats truth is a concise example of this.
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The guitarists Brady Ebert and Pat McCrory are concise and snarling.
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The show used this method to keep its narrative concise and propulsive.
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However, Williams' concise directive, "You should apologize," did more than demand kindness.
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The Final Word gives you a concise take on a complicated issue.
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We'll figure out a better still concise term on a later episode.
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Pressley offered a concise vision for the future of the Democratic Party.
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He was very encouraging, and his direction was very clear and concise.
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Gone were the superfluous superlatives and instead the concise document packed meat.
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The project is concise, at six tracks and just 22 minutes long.
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It is about a concise exegesis on what "effects based" operations means.
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"Goal 6 on water is a clear and concise framework," he said.
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Priestap's answer was clear and concise, according to the testimony I reviewed.
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" — Troy Pearson, Redwood City, Sales Professional, Anomali "Adam is clear and concise.
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The Final Word gives you a concise take on a complicated issue.
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The earliest (and most concise!) article I've seen was published on Aug.
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"Was that a little more concise?" he asked, taking a curtain call.
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Michael Bonfiglio, the film's director, provides a concise overview of the issues.
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Furthermore, those perspectives should be conveyed in a meaningful and concise way.
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Craft a concise and focused résumé that prioritizes the most important information.
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The concise menu runs the gamut from elevated low to elevated high.
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It was a clear, concise case, as far as Democrats were concerned.
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Emily Ratajkowski is sending a strong — and concise message — to Harvey Weinstein.
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A good programmer was concise and elegant and never wasted a word.
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"You want a concise hashtag that people can remember easily," he said.
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But this marks their most concise and full-bodied release to date.
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Legend made his displeasure known with a concise tweet replying to Teigen's photo.
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It works as an album because it's not too long and it's concise.
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In Korean, she has a measured way of speaking that's clear and concise.
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And when done well, it is, just like the real thing, mercifully concise.
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There, the candidate offered concise, tightly crafted speeches tailored to each specific group.
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The process is meant to produce a concise description of an imagined actor.
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So with the pop brain, you make sure it's concise and not masturbatory.
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Even with that as a rationale, I'd make any communication clear and concise.
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The best CEOs can convey their message in a short and concise manner.
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Get to the point, be clear and concise, while still maintaining your composure.
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As a whole, the collection was clear in antecedent and concise in effect.
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You can check out our Concise Guide to Frieze Los Angeles Week here.
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Beschloss's writing is clean and concise, and he admirably draws upon new documents.
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Cosman's best drawings tend to be her most concise or her most frenetic.
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Of course the boat is a concise symbolic element in many important myths.
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"Battlefield," in contrast, was a short, stark work, as concise as a proverb.
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Be descriptive but concise, using figures to highlight the impact of your accomplishments.
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White House aides who had given Trump concise talking points were equally blindsided.
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It's concise and elegantly sequenced, sufficiently restrained so that each note clicks exactly.
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Mr. Cuban's initial response to the president's sudden broadside was more concise: "Lol."
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It's a clear, concise, and fair summary of the conservative case against Francis.
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Although concise character designs make an impact, the backgrounds are often stark and unimaginative.
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Conversations flow, but imaginations run wild, so be as clear and concise as possible.
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Ultimate SQL Bootcamp — $49 See Details Need a more concise crash-course in SQL?
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"Your thank-you note should be concise, no more than a page," says King.
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For the first half of Microsoft's presentation, the message was crisp, clear, and concise.
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Remember to be concise, but don't be afraid to show off a little. 3.
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But there are no "concise plans" for additional REDD+ funding from Norway, Tvete added.
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Hero's small screen offers concise messages While Hero keeps track of and dispenses medicine.
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Despite his strength of character, Jack did have one problem: He was not concise.
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In the pitch deck, it's important for a company to be clear and concise.
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It's more than OK, if you're polite and concise, to say what you mean.
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It's also much more concise, helping developers do more with fewer lines of code.
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In recent years, Deerhunter's music has become more concise and serene, with crisper production.
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It is the most concise expression of the optimism inherent in the American idea.
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This sample resume from Fastweb is a good example of a concise resume layout.
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Open-minded is a simple and concise description for the mood in the air.
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It's such a highly concentrated, definite, concise piece, and yet it's still very lighthearted.
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Everything is clearly thrown into it, and yet the track is still totally concise.
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His message was confident and concise: He knew the secret to getting into college.
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I've already figured out that it's not in me to be quite that concise.
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The unavoidable dilemma is the need for media outlets to be concise and catchy.
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This concise recipe collection of Jewish appetizers offers a new look at the classics.
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Effective headlines are clear, concise, and quickly describe what you do at a glance.
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When it comes to writing concise and persuasive text, few people do it better.
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For a concise summary of this issue, read our Final Word on red wine.
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The lessons themselves are easy to follow, too, with clear, concise instructions and helpful photos.
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So I've learned to pair down what I want to say and be more concise.
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And there's no better way to sell yourself than with a clear and concise summary.
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Homme told Beats 1 DJ Zane Lowe that the song was an intentionally concise epic.
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No matter how clear or concise the vision, however, anticipating is never an exact science.
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Users are long overdue for a clear, concise rating system of privacy and security risks.
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For a work break related to personal or medical reasons, be concise and move on.
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Venture capitalists love artificial intelligence companies lately, and AI is a concise, universally recognized abbreviation.
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There's nothing worse than a clear and concise out of office message that goes unused.
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I wanted to develop a menu that was concise but really offered something for everybody.
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But the whole key is to make it short, clear, concise and unexpected and surprising.
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Trump could even learn a thing or two from her concise and sensible interview answer.
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Not only are the plots becoming more concise on screen, but many have diverged wildly.
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The benchmarks give you a sense of your performance that is clear, concise, and comparable.
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Then, craft a concise email that is well written and gets to the point quickly.
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How do you make a concise trailer for a franchise that currently spans 10 movies?
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Clear and concise federal regulation can complement and coordinate local efforts to stamp out NCP.
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We also sometimes combined similar events in the courtroom, to make the storytelling more concise.
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To make content viral, Gardner stresses the importance of creating something concise, consumable, and bizarre.
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" He adds that "at the end of the day, concise, clear, solution-focused content wins.
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Each brand is like a diorama, presenting its essence in a clear and concise form.
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I think the key to A Lesson In Crime was how concise the songs were.
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Later mathematicians discovered an even better and nearly as concise approximation for pi: 355/113.
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You can read Roodman's full analysis or a more concise summary in his blog posts.
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One band that's found how to create concise, poignant tracks without sacrificing quality is Greys.
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There's a lot of different ideas, but it's got a very concise feeling to me.
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A formal language is designed to not be redundant and designed to be very concise.
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That reply is expected to be a relatively short and concise document denying the allegations.
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Chairman, if I could, I would like to compliment the nominee for giving concise answers.
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Clear, concise controls and gauges make for an optimal place for drivers to do business.
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The insights derived from these visits are beautifully descriptive yet concise, textbook perfect, formal analyses.
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Be direct and concise about your lack of interest; drawing it out doesn't help anyone.
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"The key to success during a phone interview is clear and concise answers, " says Dardis.
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But the food from a concise menu is anything but: refined, excellent and graciously served.
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Nevertheless, she has put together a trenchant, concise and pleasure-focused menu of Vietnamese dishes.
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Photographs, drawings, and other ephemera help illustrate the process, but concise summaries trace the collaborations.
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Concise program notes provide necessary historical and biographical context for each set of photos displayed.
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Techmeme is an influential site that provides concise, headline-length summaries of the day's tech news.
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The ethos is so concise that it's often the main source of derision for the sport.
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I find it concise... this is as good as it gets, and I really appreciate that.
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"Technically" is a messy word — and that spells trouble when it comes to clear, concise marketing.
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The speech was concise, but forceful, and received a standing ovation from the Academy Awards audience.
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Pros like being less likely to be blamed for an overly concise tweet triggering nuclear war.
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To use oysters to attract a lover, you must first have clear intentions and concise visualizations.
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Ultimately, "Seeds" is about as concise a trip through June's psychological breakdown as could be imagined.
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"We are really looking for that thoughtful, concise, strategic vision to come back out," he said.
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This approach stays true to that concise feeling while adding more convenience at the same time.
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In interviews, Marshall is often jittery and verbose, but in the studio she is remarkably concise.
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Cy Scott, Headset's CEO, said that a company must have a clear and concise mission statement.
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Pat Kelly, Asheville, N.C. I was riveted by the clear, concise language in the cancer issue.
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When I asked what black socialism meant, I got an answer both concise and moving: freedom.
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Beastland, Author & Punisher's 10th release, is a concise 38-minute blast of dense electro-doom metal.
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The fact is, there appears to be no concise reason why the album is called Woman.
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They tend to contradict the generally accepted truth that comedy is often best when it's concise.
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Unlike some people who deliver long email responses, Seacrest only replies to messages with concise answers.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Concise views on the pandemic's financial fallout from Breakingviews columnists across the globe.
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They're kind of uniform — you can have all these different genres together in one concise collection.
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Nixon answered this question for China in three concise answers: Build up their world credentials. Taiwan.
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Be brief, but honest You want to keep your answer short and concise, but also factual.
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On paper, these developments seem like concessions, but the album that resulted is clear and concise.
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Why doesn't the Metropolitan Transportation Authority post a clear, concise explanation online every time that happens?
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Philbin, a deputy White House counsel, largely gave concise and sober answers to the senators' queries.
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I can't give a clear and concise, let alone satisfactory, answer as to why that is.
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To be concise, Mighty Patch is simply the best fast acne solution I&aposve ever found.
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But take them as a great test for how concise and compelling your communication really is.
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Prairie-dog alarm calls are the vocal equivalent of wartime telegrams: concise, abrupt, stripped to essentials.
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This Italian takeout counter has coffee drinks and a concise selection of pizzas, sandwiches and pastries.
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While that's a concise and practical list, those dreams are often dashed before the snow thaws.
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That's why we won't see a concise chart like this used to peddle this conspiracy theory.
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"The most important thing is to get some clear and concise constructive news on China," Hogan added.
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Through colorful graphics, mesmerizing GIFs, and concise numbered instructions, it makes mindfulness and other relaxation techniques accessible.
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Across the internet after the violence, the pro-Trump media's narrative — usually clear and concise — appeared scrambled.
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Even if you're writing a review, you have to be concise, because everything's limited to 300 characters.
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It sounds like a clean, concise rip instead of the messy, jagged-edged reality of those months.
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"If you want to get your message across, be engaging, concise and to the point," he advises.
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It was a concise explanation of why all of Cruz's Senate colleagues hate him so very deeply.
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The collections were strong and concise: both embraced themes of diversity and wearability in under 40 looks.
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Refinery29: The first scene because it feels like a concise metaphor for what the movie is about.
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For simple & concise instructions, we drew upon wisdom in great Dr Seuss book "Green Eggs and Ham".
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Good professional habits like dressing well or writing concise emails can separate great employees from good ones.
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We also tend to get it in a concise manner, something that can seem impossible in sitcoms.
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Give your altitude and position—as best you know it—and a concise summary of your situation.
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It must be easy to understand and concise, because it will probably be changed by another programmer.
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This means more comprehensive content, which is really hard to pull off with a concise recipe alone.
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You can also find some concise consumer protection guidelines on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's website: consumerfinance.gov.
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Some are pushing 90, but their memories are sharp, their attention to detail telling, their language concise.
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The goal: a concise, creative resource for programmers and hackers built by the community, for the community.
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I also realized how I rarely enjoy bloated works and find concise pieces to be bolder statements.
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Discreet touchscreens peppered throughout the show present concise oral histories by Denker, Longo, Vanderhyden, and many others.
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Brevity is the soul of wit, said Polonius in "Hamlet," so I will make my voice concise.
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And this is just a taste of what this relatively concise but incredibly rich show can elicit.
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"You're obliged to stick to the plot — to be concise, informative and if possible entertaining," he said.
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The menu is concise; even with the wine list and desserts, it fits on a single page.
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The menu is fairly concise, and occasionally I wished that it plunged into tradition with less restraint.
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Heddleston said the discrepancy highlights how important it is for entrepreneurs to be concise in their decks.
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This is also known as a personal slogan – it should be short, concise, and to the point.
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But as The Irishman goes on and on, wonderfully entertaining but not concise, his work gathers power.
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Our lesson Less Is More: Using Social Media to Inspire Concise Writing has even more poetry ideas.
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Willa Paskin of Slate calls it "an energetic, unruly show with a very concise and ambitious objective."
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Much of what they do say, like Mr. Hawkin's concise reflection on politics, comes from court depositions.
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What's the most concise way to explain what Magic Leap is, to someone who hasn't seen it?
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Employees who write a concise email are highly valued, says Julie Sweet, CEO of Accenture's North America business.
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At just nine tracks long, Street Worms is a brilliant and concise portrait of who this band are.
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This was my attempt to try and be a little more concise with what I take with me.
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The result is a concise master class in filmmaking from some of the world's greatest cinematographers and directors.
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For my long weekend, I wanted to keep my packing concise, with everything fitting into a carry-on.
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Don't feel bad if you don't quite get it: A concise definition of "surreal meme" does not exist.
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Check out entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk's "jab, jab, jab, right hook" strategy for a concise lesson on this method.
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In fact, one could imagine a tighter, more concise version of this tale that would actually start here.
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The VA has also extended customer service hours and worked to make collection letters more clear and concise.
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The lighting was atypically great, the presenters were reasonably concise, and the TV lineup was uncomplicated yet impressive.
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"We know that we are not alone on the path of this struggle," came the Zapatistas' concise reply.
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On Twitter, he composed what he calls a "meta to-do list" that's a concise three items long.
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Go over it once or twice to make sure you have a clear and concise explanation for why.
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In almost every profession, and certainly in every intellectual one, clear, concise, correct communication is key to success.
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"Why We Believe in God(s): A Concise Guide to the Science of Faith" by J. Anderson Thomson
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While Brown's movie theater paintings are concise and readable, the image on the movie screen was often enigmatic.
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I wanted to stay true to the method and not spread the focus too wide, keep it concise.
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Its shop windows, entirely reimagined every Sunday, tell stories as concise and ever changing as a magazine's pages.
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Both of the adventures are clever, concise stories that take about an hour to investigate your way through.
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What I love about the slide show format is that it forces you to be concise and simple.
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Her chords, both dense and concise, offset free improvisations that reflect Ms. Sanchez's careful attention to narrative clarity.
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There's a lot of stuff that could have been cut that would have made a more concise record.
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This applies to editing video, too, where the stylus works well for making concise trims to video timelines.
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Everything about Cuomo's briefings, right down to the concise slides flashed to accompany his words, reeks of competence.
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And they are encouraging their party to be more nimble and deliver a more concise and accessible message.
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The recommendations are detailed yet concise, giving an excellent general overview and a "special tip" for each location.
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First, personalized data collection would be allowed only through opt-in mechanisms that were clear, concise and transparent.
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America desperately needs a new grand strategy — a concise, high-level vision for our role in the world.
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She earns nearly $300,000 a year in annual revenue by attracting clients through clear and concise job proposals.
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Show trailers help podcasts find new listeners by offering a concise introduction to the podcast and its creators.
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Tasting menus are rare, and when they exist they are concise and optional, not an evening-long mandate.
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But a more concise assessment of Giuliani's work came from financial disclosure forms filed by Trump this spring.
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The loping rhythms and chants remain, but the record is a concise encapsulation of what they've done before.
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It's a really simple cover and concise and clear, and the record is so strong and straight-forward.
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The most concise thing I can say to reassure you games-lovers out there is Mythic Quest gets it.
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If you want a comprehensive defense of the EPA's rule, check out Tomás Carbonell's concise post at ACSblog here.
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"We are trying to make their life easier and more productive," is his concise summary of the product goal.
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Consisting of five tracks, the EP is a concise brushstroke of religious imagery, heartfelt strings and intricate, spidery electronics.
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LONDON — J.K. Rowling is the queen of the concise and withering response on Twitter, surpassing herself on Wednesday night.
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However, the 36-year-old sent out a concise tweet in response to the report, and essentially called bullshit.
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" Fred, with a bundle of green sticking out of his cheek, is more concise: "He is your worst nightmare.
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If you've not had the pleasure, they're so concise you can blow through them all in about an hour.
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Its "stories" were short and concise, carrying the minimum information required to convey the simple message of a thing.
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I'm not gonna say I tried to write a hit, but I tried to write something concise with choruses.
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He rambled on and on for three minutes, unable to give a concise answer of why he was running.
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It is high-minded cultural criticism, concise, rhetorically agile, lit up by Douthat's love for the Roman Catholic Church.
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Stories can be a concise way to share scenes from a nature hike, a parade or some other activity.
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Now that we've learned how to make albums, we tried to make something that's more concise in some way.
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And Mr. Barr could well choose to give the public a more concise report than Mr. Mueller gave him.
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We'll keep it concise, informative and hopefully entertaining — because we know your time is precious, especially on the weekend.
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This style gives concise bursts of context to stories that can move quickly from one circumstance to the next.
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He will traverse his concise but enthralling catalogue in a pair of shows at Brooklyn Steel, Nov. 8-9.
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Adam Begley, in his concise and thoughtful new biography of Nadar, tells us about one of these early parties.
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As such, the album is tense and paranoid, and, at eight songs, a concise look at what makes KEY!
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Compelling content is the key to engaging readers and driving traffic, and it all starts with clear, concise copywriting.
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"He had a really beautiful, clear concise way of painting," said John Matos, a graffiti artist known as Crash.
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The right visualization can focus a jumbled heap of facts and figures into something concise, captivating, informative, persuasive, or misleading.
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It's not a substitute for the basics like confident body language and a concise elevator pitch when you introduce yourself.
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The World Curling Federation has an excellent, short video that outlines basics in an exceedingly concise and accurate way. See?
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You elect skills you are looking to develop, whether it's writing more concise emails or delivering a great public speech.
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Having a boss that prefers concise communication can also be beneficial because you'll have more time to get things done.
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It is supposed to make you think about removing words to make your thoughts snappier and your messages more concise.
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The most concise thing I can say to reassure you video game fans out there is Mythic Quest gets it.
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If a sentence or phrase could be more concise, for instance, it may suggest you remove extraneous words or rephrase.
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The clothes were concise — 20 looks that hit the sweet spot of quality and quantity — and clean, though skillfully layered.
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Sonic has a pretty extensive menu, so it's hard to get a concise crosscut of the chain's most popular items.
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These guidelines are vital to maintaining a clear and concise narrative of the government's performance and conduct behind closed doors.
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David Lapham is, after 20 years at work on this comic, a concise writer with perfectly crisp and clean linework.
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Clinton also broke down her message in one concise sentence -- something her critics said she has been unable to do.
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But he respected Ginsburg for the kind of judge she is, offering clear and concise guidance to the lower courts.
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His was a clear and concise language of abstraction, rooted in an artistic interrogation of plant forms, in particular leaves.
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Zack Snyder's concise and to-the-point Justice League opens on November 17th, 2017, with a sequel due in 2019.
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Catherine: We always knew we wanted the album to be concise: no filler, no intro, no interludes, nothing like that.
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Their mixing approach is concise and consistent through the 90 minute duration, combining practiced, graceful transitions with a jacking atmosphere.
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After chowing down, you will likely be required to write a concise report or recap your experience over the phone.
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"... When people ask me why I sought Russian citizenship, it's hard to give a concise answer," he wrote in Newsweek.
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If your experience is extensive, two pages can be acceptable, so long as you are consistently well-organized and concise.
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Before each match, Murray provides Stephens with a concise, bullet-point tactical game plan, which he texts to her phone.
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Why that gamble failed is the urgently timely question answered by this deeply researched, tightly argued and accessibly concise book.
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Second, he has clear and concise, levelheaded views on some of our country's most pressing issues, one being gun control.
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The first step here is for T-Mobile to offer a concise, fixed definition of what it thinks "data" is.
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We aim to keep this newsletter concise, informative and entertaining — because we know time is precious, especially on the weekend.
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It's a whirlwind of sounds and textures but all of the songs stay entwined, concise, and mellow the whole time.
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A single image with few concise words woven together is enough to whisk people away to a more gentle world.
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It's hard to write clues that are evocative and concise and accessible all at once, so I appreciate the help.
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If you can't be funny, being mentally organized, reasonably concise and energetic will go a long way in impressing people.
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"Gatz," Elevator Repair Service's adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," clocks in at a comparatively concise but nevertheless daunting eight hours.
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I feel that's what the writing is on an album: having all these thoughts and getting them into concise points.
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Senate Republicans are eager to hear from the White House, but several offered a word of advice: keep it concise.
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The menu is blissfully concise: your choice of beef, pork, chicken or cactus paddle prepared in tacos, quesadillas or tostadas.
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Having a clear and concise resume that's one-page long gives you a leg up in the job hunting process.
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Make sure to be part of the conversation, but be concise and clear while also showcasing your knowledge and enthusiasm.
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But "1000 gecs" is less a product of nostalgia than of nihilism, an impressively concise maximalist exercise with no rules.
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A clear, concise electronic control panel makes this Black & Decker 70 Pint Energy Star Portable Dehumidifier extra easy to use.
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To focus solely on holding power to account is as concise a definition of journalism as I can think of.
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Cosmetics companies have traditionally relied on a concise range of colors to theoretically accommodate what are in actuality myriad complexions.
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Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) told reporters in the basement of the Capitol about the concise legislation the House passed Tuesday.
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The style of her apartment is not unlike that of her books: random but purposeful; concise and somehow off-point.
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As if anyone had questions about who's still the boss, Bezos gave one particularly concise answer this week to remind them.
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Make sure your email is concise and includes a heartfelt thanks to this person for indulging you in your professional inquiries.
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For a more concise summary, click the battery icon on the menu bar, which shows apps "using significant energy" right now.
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We're experimenting with form and content this month to make sure you're getting an email that's concise, thoughtful, entertaining, and informative.
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If not, you may need to be extremely concise and clear, setting up strict rules and leaving little room for ambiguity.
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The instructions are always offered in clear and concise terms—the more complex the process, the fewer payments will be received.
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But in this case, the impressions from Melissa Villasenor, Alex Moffat, and host Octavia Spencer are frenzied, polished, accurate and concise.
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Kuo's supply-chain connections are good, but the basis of this note seems to be primarily speculation and not concise facts.
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I once again urge all online companies to provide privacy statements that are concise, transparent and easily understandable by all users.
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It's an interesting parallel, and possibly the most concise explanation of what sounds like the key deciding factor in both cases.
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His inability to repeatedly deliver a concise message weakened Republican attacks on presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton over her email controversy.
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Brexit "accelerates Amazon winning the U.K. retail market" is his concise summary of the likely impact on the domestic ecommerce space.
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As a former Army Ranger and someone who has helped write government policy on autonomous weapons, Scharre is knowledgeable and concise.
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His concise, point-by-point evisceration of a failed economic model and aggressive, blundering foreign policy was entirely understandable to voters.
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She opted for a Chick'N Shack, and summed up our same thoughts about the burger joint with the concise hashtag #crazygood.
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In concise, logical prose Judge Kavanaugh wrote a dissent to a case that followed the U.S. Supreme Court's 2008 Heller v.
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Named a Quantcast Top 125 website, The Cheat Sheet offers busy mobile readers concise news analyses that can be read quickly.
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Sadly, with literal thousands of records bearing his mark, it's impossible to accurately sum up his work in one concise playlist.
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Be mature in your communications today, and watch out for blocks in connecting and sharing ideas—keep things clear and concise.
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You'll probably have to reflect and share your thoughts with the group before you come to anything resembling a concise response.
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In my own book, Defending Free Speech, I provide a concise summary of these incidents and the shameful reactions to them.
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Yet her concise, focused approach won plenty of praise from observers because too many members of Congress don't do this well.
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As a result I was forced to become more articulate and concise — not such bad attributes, but not so easy either.
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It is time for the Trump administration to put words into actions in foreign policy in a concise and deliberate manner.
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But then, according to two attendees, he pivoted to a concise topline summary of the various pieces of the tax bill.
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He tweets in response, when a clear, concise and effective public statement to the press and the American people is needed.
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" Later, she made maybe her most concise attack on his habit of demeaning women: "Donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger.
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A newly enfranchised bourgeois consumer with purchasing power and a hectic schedule desired a more concise and affordable form of fiction.
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"The noise from the offended was too loud," Ellis writes of the episode — a concise phrase diagnosing our current cultural malady.
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In its poetic, elliptical, concise way, this film makes a grand statement: The black mother is the mother of life itself.
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But because the contingency plan is rather concise and vague, operations are not actually able to support the influx of tourists.
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But the format gave scores of students and others a concise and effective introduction to philosophy that left a lasting impression.
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" Another user named Wes Schmaltz was more concise: "Thank you President Trump for doing exactly what you were elected to do.
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That ultraviolent but concise two-hander, also produced at the Atlantic, considered the brutality of beauty in florid and pummeling terms.
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This is a great starting place for developing apologies, creating more well-defined and concise messages due to the revision process.
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It also sets up a concise, if heavy-handed, commentary on the dangers of adopting technology at the expense of humanity.
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Not every song on this record is great, but as a whole it's the most concise thing I think we ever did.
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She's a confident speaker, and her points are clear and concise—I can see why Trump might see her as a threat.
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Vox's Jeff Stein created a concise framework about the scandal, and we made a cartoon that pinpoints the primary issues at play.
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But the attention slides off the hard working Toledo who is concise and stony when it comes to the topic of fame.
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Some of it is effective filmmaking, though the Russos are also prone to milking emotions without really crystallizing them in concise images.
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Any of the final three songs could have been cut to make the album more concise and the message a bit clearer.
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That could clue them in that they need to be more concise, or that someone is cutting corners on training and cooperation.
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Here's a good, concise summary: Democracies, in contrast, are vulnerable to information attacks that turn common political knowledge into contested political knowledge.
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Never one to disappoint, the band's encore delivered the most appropriate and concise synthesis of past and present of the whole weekend.
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"Dara, Ginni and Bill, thank you for your introduction, that was brilliant, in English and concise," French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said.
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As for all the possibilities still in front of the Frogs, the coach had a clear and concise message for his team.
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For the countless people that have experienced sexual harassment and assault, Burke's concise hashtag has started a necessary and life changing dialogue.
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The language provides them with a concise way to think about all the different symmetries that apply to a given geometric space.
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A concise survey of the artist's work on paper opens to a larger space devoted to more recent installations of gridded photographs.
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Her band has a settled rhythm section and fizzy arrangements, involving two guitars and concise, stepwise streaks of marimba and baritone saxophone.
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Identify the ten most common objections — including reservations about value, price, urgency, or relevance — and prepare a concise response for each one.
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It's a confusing, complicated subject and I hope we've laid out the facts in a clear and concise way, that is indisputable.
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An effective vision statement is a concise, specific description of the results or outcomes you are seeking for your business or life.
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It's a concise illustration of how silly the modern world of "smart" electronics has become, where a refrigerator is used for Twitter.
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Other highlights like the Three-Striped slides, women's flower-printed sneakers and kids' red and orange sneakers round up the concise capsule.
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Webern, like Schoenberg, explores deep recesses of longing, tenderness and terror through radically concise structures: The six pieces last just 803 minutes.
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Escape the swirl of social media, or Apple-curated headlines, and get your news delivered in a concise, easily readable, chronological way.
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They're both four-chord piano ballads, though Ocean's is warped and skittishly stream-of-consciousness while Musgraves's is startlingly beautiful and concise.
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And probably not as concise as that, but that's really what it boils down to and what I've tried to hold onto.
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VICE: You must have come up with a nice concise definition of what a "numbers station" is after working on this book?
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Say, 'Hey, can you call me a car?' in a concise way so the person who's working knows exactly what you need.
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It's just over two minutes long (again the concise Didion aesthetic) but holds more tonal complexity then most of my other material.
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He didn't think it would take much to turn it into a libretto: The script is plain-spoken, concise and naturally musical.
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The concise menu offers seasonal, home-style Japanese fare inspired by Kyogoku's family recipes and the melting-pot nature of New York.
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Her questions were clear and concise, so viewers unfamiliar with Alex Jones and his Infowars brand would understand the dynamic taking place.
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But for pure, unsettling immediacy, it was hard to top those more concise, more abstract decades-old masterworks from Beckett and Churchill.
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The question will be whether they can distill a concise, effective indictment of the President that will move Americans comprehensively against him.
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With a completely blank canvas to work with, ad posters have to be charismatic, concise and honest about what they're looking for.
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By making them more concise and improving the clarity, staff and advocates alike could better follow what is happening on the Hill.
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There's simply no better place to get a concise, context-filled daily summary of the business and market news that matters most.
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" Referring to this statement, Giuliani said, "I don't think I'd ever seen as concise, or as tight, or as clear a confession.
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In 23, Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski filed a concise "road map" setting forth factual findings to Congress without drawing legal conclusions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lately, I've come to appreciate arts events and exhibitions that have a clear and concise focus.
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That concise organization revealed and predicted many elemental dynamics, and the table became the foundation for chemistry, nuclear physics and other sciences.
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Vox's Jeff Stein created a concise framework about the scandal, so we made a cartoon that pinpoints the primary issues at play.
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Across the spectrum of right-wing media—from Trump's own concise lies on Twitter to the organized prevarication of Breitbart News and NationalReport.
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Check out the mix below in full, alongside a characteristically concise email exchange with the duo about the mix and their new record.
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I've spent a decade perfecting concise, 2140-character tweets, even coining the term "Twoosh" (like a "swoosh") when I hit exactly that number.
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Hebrewless readers can find an illuminating version of the story in "Killing a King," Dan Ephron's admirably concise and meticulously reported recent book.
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Details: We launch Monday (7 am ET): Expect smart and concise coverage of the games, stats, people and trends dominating the sports world.
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From crafting concise Instagram bios, introducing ourselves professionally, to choosing a major, we are asked to label ourselves in order to be understood.
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I try my best to communicate in a very clear and concise way, and sometimes people just don't listen/read texts/check emails.
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You'll be able to view month-to-month spending trends and get concise feedback that actually helps with sticking to your various budgets.
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People found Mueller's concise and dismissive response pretty amusing, and it even caused a few people in the room to laugh out loud.
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" Chris Hartman, director of the Fairness Campaign, offered a more concise response, "If he can't do the job, he shouldn't have the job.
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MOMENT OF THE NIGHT -- THROWBACK SPEECH: Via CNN, Trump's wife Melania gave an effective, concise speech -- one of the best of the night.
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The public deserves a clear and concise accounting of the facts that support the belief that this was an incomplete and flawed investigation.
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In his 2017 book, "The Electoral College: Critical to Our Republic," scholar Josiah Peterson makes a concise yet comprehensive argument on its behalf.
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"Here Come the Videofreex," a concise and informative documentary directed by Jon Nealon and Jenny Raskin, tells the story of one such collective.
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THUMP: The tracks on this EP seem a little bit more linear and concise than your previous work, would you agree with that?
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" In an email to Noisey this morning, Eric G was concise and upfront about it: "He's been through a lot this last year.
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His voice is clear, high in the mix, confident in its concise poetry, though not immune to wavering when the subject becomes overwhelming.
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For example, I often find myself needing a clear, concise quote from a source with highly specific knowledge in a matter of hours.
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Walker's life is, clearly, a story worth telling, and as basically a longish movie split into four chapters, it's a reasonably concise package.
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Bell's language in Austerity is concise, stripped down, her poems largely unpunctuated, allowing the lines to blend into each other in multiple ways.
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"Article 15" packs in too many characters and plot points, when one concise story of the missing girls would have done the job.
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Kline's most recent work is a series of short EPs titled "Haunted Items," which feature concise, vignettelike songs performed alone at the piano.
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In a concise statement summing up its legal action against Facebook the OIAC writes: Facebook disclosed personal information of the Affected Australian Individuals.
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To my surprise, he did not, and it did him wonders because while I appreciated Steyer's concise answers, I also liked his personality.
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Letters that were well written, concise and thoughtful got published in The Herald, regardless of whether a man or a woman wrote them.
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A concise show of photographs printed for impact, at an enlarged scale and in color, magnifies questions about race in the United States.
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The "human-readable" layer would be a concise and simplified summary of the privacy policy in plain language that an average consumer could read.
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Following President Donald Trump's campaign rally in Phoenix Tuesday night, CNN anchor Don Lemon delivered a concise and stunningly sharp rebuke to Trump's speech.
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And that question is itself a concise way of saying that a lot of intelligent, educated, and thoughtful people don't understand squat about earthquakes.
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Between finding a unique, zippy opener to decoding a jumble of thoughts and emotions into clean, concise prose, the whole process can be grueling.
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One cool feature: Ford uses animations in the settings menu to show the driver exactly what each system does in a clear, concise way.
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Initially, information flowed in chronological order, unfiltered, strictly concise, and mostly from strangers, which distinguished the platform from the more insular and curated Facebook.
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Someone's going to go really concise, and publish videos that are going to be way better than all of ours somehow and much shorter.
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Safe to say, 'sick of smartphones' is probably one of the more concise explanations for the latest attempt to kindle a mainstream VR market.
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"Automation and artificial intelligence may have part of the answer — to translate vast amounts of data into a concise narrative or report," he says.
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At just eight tracks long, it feels like a concise masterclass in reimagining throwback pop influences for a generation raised by the scroll screen.
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In his latest, for Spoon, he continues his approach of executing a single, concise idea, with tools that are available to pretty much anyone.
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When you've decided you're ready to call something out and make an intervention, you must be concise and direct and clear when you communicate.
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The app also contains a concise, condensed version of the information in a sidebar that lists each nearby pokémon as well as its rarity.
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Rekindled from Domingo's philosophically and aesthetically unmoored Kemado Records, Mexican Summer, ten years on, feels more concise, refined, and focused than Kemado ever did.
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"The House by the Lake" skips between its varied occupants and these events to present an admirably clear and concise history of modern Germany.
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Some of these books are concise introductions to topics you might later wish to pursue in greater depth: Modern India, say, or Shakespeare's Tragedies.
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"With our first official application, we're just trying to get that concise feedback loop so we can perfect the best we can," Lawson said.
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In my experience, it is crucial to prioritize clear and concise hiring criteria to find the right candidate for the right set of circumstances.
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Automated systems, using today's state-of-the-art NLP technologies, can generate long pieces of concise, comprehensible and even inventive textual content at scale.
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Hemmings perfectly captures modern parenthood among the privileged and, with moments of concise poignancy, the silent shames of motherhood: envy, boredom, laziness and guilt.
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Dr. Goldman said he regretted not having a concise, tailored contract that detailed the schedule and scope of work with a corresponding payment plan.
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With bold, freewheeling painting and equally bold, concise poetry, plus informational pages, he has made a book as majestic and inclusive as its subject.
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As the subtitle of Lohin's brilliantly concise retrospective attests, The Thing Unseen is the School's celebration of one of its most influential faculty members.
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Ford can be heard behind the camera, and often talks directly to the viewer on screen with an unnerving stare and direct, concise words.
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His songs, most written with his producer and bandleader Dave Bartholomew, were often concise sketches of romantic strife involving heartbreak, betrayal, loneliness and spite.
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The church recognizes that people will need more concise terminology, and suggests that they use the "restored Church of Jesus Christ," among other terms.
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Study the effective writers around you and take notes of the people in your workplace who write clear and concise emails, memos, and presentations.
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But the White House list of concise points and counterpoints was also sent to the offices of Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic lawmakers.
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It took me some time to call relatives to collect as much information as possible to compile my family tree into one concise document.
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The concise drinks list features local beer and wine from Baja California, but the small-batch mezcals are a revelation for their food friendliness.
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Snapshot: Above, "A Concise Passage," an installation at Desert X AlUla, a new art festival in Saudi Arabia that is attracting the Coachella crowd.
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For Ms. Sutinis, the difficulty went beyond the time crunch to finding concise quotations from Mr. Trump's campaign appearances that didn't include contentious remarks.
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People write concise missives on the leaves, then affix them to the branches, and what Ms. Christopher calls the Thankful Tree takes blazing form.
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Mr. Menard was widely known as "the Cajun Hank Williams" for the country twang in his voice and the concise poetry of his songs.
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A concise report will probably act as a "road map" to investigation for the Democratic House — and to further criminal investigation by other prosecutors.
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"The Threat" is a concise yet substantive account of how the F.B.I. works, at a moment when its procedures and impartiality are under attack.
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Raddatz, known for asking sharp and concise questions — and keeping candidates on topic — has moderated both Republic and Democratic primary debates this election cycle.
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Or it might be Forrer's concise view of human history, a shorthand representation of where all our tugging, hugging, and throttling has gotten us.
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Most of the songs are under three minutes, which seems like an opportunity for him to exercise his lyricism in the most concise way possible.
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Repeat what you've learned When I talk to someone I like to break it down (for myself) into concise things I've learned from their experience.
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That's why, Cenedella says, you should always submit a concise resume that's no more than one page and includes short, straight-to-the-point sentences.
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Ms Reid's writing is level-headed and concise, showing Sand's engagement with contemporary issues and the way these interests found their way into her writing.
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Not even Buttigieg, the only rival who has topped Sanders in a recent tracking poll, made a concise case that Sanders would be a risk.
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Still, Andy Levin — a vocal opponent of USMCA as it stands now — thinks Democrats have a concise argument they can make against Trump's NAFTA replacement.
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We had weekly classes, where they taught us how to do things like make the the thumbnail of the video be more clear and concise.
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You develop what you believe is an articulate and concise speech that will wow those in attendance and help improve your reputation around the company.
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The concise and very casual nature of the conversation is often used in contrast to the tone of the scene or what is being said.
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Don't be worried if you don't know exactly what you're doing though; Microsoft holds your hand in a clear and concise step-by-step tutorial.
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If you can successfully lay out your plan in a concise business model canvas, or a simple one-pager, you'll be well on your way.
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Be concise and to the point, covering the problem you are solving, your solution, go-to-market strategy, competition and team in under 200 words.
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In a searing critique, scenes cut from Spongebob Squarepants describe Radiohead records in a succinct, concise manner that the best writers can only aspire to.
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"It should just be a clear, concise, direct message from our prime minister to their leader that we want [Lim] to be released," he said.
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I've had several conversations with Fishman over the last few weeks, trying to find a concise way to explain how his approach differs from competitors.
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They're moving quickly to gather all the facts, and once that's done, a clear, concise decision can be made about where we go from here.
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They're moving quickly to gather all the facts, and once that's done a clear concise decision can be made about where we go from here.
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When Bob gets wise and asks "Are you putting my responses into siri" with a laughing-and-crying emoji, Siri's answer is honest and concise.
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It's just one of the realities of working at Fox News as a liberal commentator: You're constantly on trial and you'd better have concise answers.
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The business groups say they are prepared to work on a "clear and concise strategy" that will bring about change in China's unfair trade practices.
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She seemed taken off guard by the demand for concise answers to inevitable tough questions, unaware that Lauer might come out swinging quite so hard.
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Her team, she said, primarily relies on both live discussions and concise briefings on breaking news, and indeed these features dominated the homepage Wednesday night.
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" Manigault praised Trump's performance at Hofstra University in New York, saying, "Donald Trump was clear, concise and thorough, and he connected with the American people.
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The exhibition narrows the spectrum of the artist's 50-year-long practice into a concise selection of works that address the potencies of altered states.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Nickname: The Eagles Concise Summary: Unpretentious, suburban club in Croydon with actual, physical eagle as a mascot.
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It is the most NFL thing imaginable, mostly because it is the most concise satire of the NFL's baffling obsession with policing itself into pudding.
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As with some recent American consumer finance regulations, data collection policies under the new European Union rules must be clear, concise and in plain language.
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Because the Lewton productions were low-budget pictures meant to fill out double-features, they're pretty concise, with not many reaching the 19293-minute mark.
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Lacking a concise path to the White House, Trump and his small band of surrogates are fanning out in hopes of landing an unexpected prize.
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Rather than fill screen time with convoluted explanations, the president's defense team took a courtroom-like approach to presenting a clear, concise and precise defense.
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Since this ended up being a Thursday puzzle, I can appreciate the use of a slightly more cryptic and "concise" wording for the theme clues.
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Snapask's matching algorithms are also based on how students engage with tutors (for example, if they respond better to concise or longer, more elaborate answers).
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"We look for a concise, well-argued letter, ideally in the range of 150 words, making a strong case and written gracefully," said Mr. Feyer.
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"Short and concise," he said of the acceptance speech he was planning for Friday night at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
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The concise, dreamy "Dance Number" — the first single from a new album, "Radiator Hospital Play the Songs You Like," due in October — is no different.
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Built like a stack of gumdrops, he dances in concise, herky-jerk movements, slithering and then stopping as if he suddenly had his plug pulled.
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When I revise, I become my own writing instructor: make this passage more concise; avoid the passive voice; and God forbid a modifier should dangle.
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Its message was concise: Women's rights are not the sole concern of women; they are indicative of progress, sustainability, and peace for an entire society.
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That's why, for the sake of the environment, it is essential that environmental regulation be clear, concise and capable of being followed by every American.
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Getting you one step closer to buying one of their cars also happened to be the most concise, plainly-spoken thing said by Faraday all night.
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But the reason that he arrived at it in such a clear concise way was because he was Charles, and he was able to do that.
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Click here for a concise handbook we wish we had read, including a list of 17 different essential responsibilities too often shouldered by just one person.
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The style is alert, concise, and silky smooth; we are swept together with the characters, witnessing the battle between good and evil with an unexpected twist.
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She is a clear, concise voice for American leadership, American values, and has been a true agent of reform when it came to the United Nations.
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Similarly, as concise and emphatic as Aaron Mattocks is in "Short Ride Out (3): He Rides Out," the power of his lightning feet gradually turns routine.
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Trump has benefited from a concise slogan -- Make America Great Again -- while Clinton has struggled to come up with an enduring rationale for her candidacy. 4.
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"They don't really give you an explanation of why they're not giving it to you, the consular officers are very concise in that sense," he said.
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It explains that timely, clear and concise answers are best, and they should reflect the tone of the brand – even if multiple people write the responses.
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Something about seeing the women and hearing them speak created a stronger, more well-rounded, concise picture of their lives and the lives of Cairo women.
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Hardy: From a design perspective, we wanted something that was clean and concise, the polar opposite of the splashy, assaulting tabloid-style treatment of true crime.
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Facebook is a distant third but in the speed of the world today people are much more attracted to the concise options like Instagram and Twitter.
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Quickly, there's a uniformity to it—everyone posts one song, something that we think might speak to the loss in some concise but grand poetic manner.
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On Saturday, Michelle Obama provided a more concise explanation for what distinguishes the two presidents from one another: Obama put country first; Trump puts himself first.
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If you were to ask me in 6900 what 2628 would be like, I'm not certain that I could have provided a clear and concise answer.
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If writing is a struggle for you, the most important feature of Ideas is surely its ability to help you write more concise and readable text.
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Known for long monologues, General Milley has also learned to be concise with Mr. Trump, offering clear opinions but allowing the president to dominate the conversation.
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Lefty Kreh was quite possibly the greatest fly fisherman that ever lived, and his seminal book on knots is a clear, concise, and tidily-illustrated masterpiece.
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Smith hosted programs "Fox News Report" and Studio B that turned around concise, high-speed, and engaging reporting that became his signature style at the network.
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An even more concise manifesto of an installation is now at the Whitney, in "Black Friday," Ms. Al-Maria's first solo exhibition in the United States.
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Robbins said he's read it more than a dozen times and often gives the book as a gift because it's concise, easy to read, and profound.
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" Bold founder David Byttow Bold founder David Byttow Byttow writes, "The Hemingway assistant makes your sentences more concise and active by suggesting changes as you type.
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As for the other criteria, both are concise, and he feels that consistency, whether or not the title is consistent with similar entries, does not apply.
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Where its heaviest influence, Silent Hill 2, is a verbose, 10-hour odyssey, Lone Survivor, from its conception in 2008, was always intended to be concise.
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Often stopping short at a breezy 150 pages, they make a point of being concise, and are meant to be dispatched in one or two sittings.
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"I make lullaby rap music," she explained recently on Twitter, a description as concise and apt as most of her rapid-fire yet still conversational verses.
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With careful prose and fine scholarship, with fine thumbnail sketches of individuals and concise discussions of institutions and economics, he brings these events close to us.
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There's a jostling energy that doesn't shake Mr. Akinmusire from his thoughts; his phrases are measured and concise, even as they rise in pitch and urgency.
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But by flying in more concise airways at these airports, including Hollywood Burbank, neighborhoods once out of the flight paths were suddenly exposed to jet noise.
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They have reviewed hundreds of clips of contentious plays, participated in online webinars and practiced conveying their findings to the on-field official in concise language.
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His concise review of American economic history, originally published in 2202, demonstrates that jobs and payrolls expand when we make bold, even audacious, investments in infrastructure.
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You almost drank yourself to death, and now here is such a clear, painful, concise, deep wound for you to see the importance in staying sober.
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Hallmarks of Ms. Vega's songwriting and performing include a cleareyed understatement, acute observational detail wrapped in an aura of cool self-possession, and concise circular melodies.
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" In a concise statement posted on Twitter, Mr. Harvey said, "I offer my humblest apology for offending anyone, particularly those in the Asian community, last week.
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"Her ability to distill really complicated crazy issues in clear and concise ways is just a huge gift," said Hayes, editor in chief of The Dispatch.
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Alternating concise and clear nuggets of information with lol-inciting quips, Oliver included a beautiful recap of the '90s version of this folderol, the Clipper Chip.
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And in a prepared speech from Trump last week, the de facto GOP nominee laid out his most concise and well-argued case against Clinton to date.
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So often I experience Twitter as a fleeting and amorphous litany of self-promotion, great jokes, must-read links, powerful and concise commentary, and gut-reaction trash.
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The musical soundscape of a campaign is an important one -- it can present a concise message and establish an emotional connection between the candidate and the electorate.
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I just wish the Democratic Party would get that message together in a clear and concise way, and then say it over and over and over again.
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But there's something great about a smaller company totally focused on its own concise product line without the politics and platform lock-in games of the giants.
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With her latest project, however, Njomza is ready to re-emerge with both a concise release and a new live show, which heads to Bonnaroo in June.
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Over the years, the PDB has served every President most effectively -- a concise profile of the state of the world that morning, but much more as well.
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Don't inundate your investor with numbers; present a concise hypothesis for your unfair advantage in a growing market with your current traction being evidence to back it.
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Her campaign has flagged because of its lack of a concise message, and under the weight of the candidate's baggage (private emails, Goldman Sachs speeches, and more).
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At their best, a critic — with their deep understanding of a medium's language, its history, and its function — presents an analysis in a sincere and concise fashion.
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Thankfully, Samuel L. Jackson is here to help, delivering a concise, sweary, and entertaining rundown of GoT's first five seasons in just seven minutes and 40 seconds.
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According to Grayson, creating a "concise, compelling, and authentic representation" of yourself through your essay by taking the time to thoughtfully construct it gives you an advantage.
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When you speak in a friendly, confident, and concise manner, people are much more attentive and persuadable than if you try to show them that you're important.
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"From customer's needs, to requirement gathering, to implementation, it is crucial to have clear, concise communication and the slightest subjectivities can mushroom into major misses," Sullivan said.
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JOSHUA BARONE Oliver Knussen has rightly been celebrated this week for his concise yet invariably telling compositions, but his influence as a conductor was just as immense.
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A concise, complementary exhibition of Guo Pei's designs will be on view October 27, 2017, through March 4, 2018, at SCAD's Pei Ling Chan Gallery, Savannah, Georgia.
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This functions as an excellent short version of Hurston's story and demonstrates Bagge's skill as a scholar (albeit of secondary sources) and a clear, concise prose writer.
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Quickly and efficiently, and with the aid of some concise onscreen text and talking-head interviews, she sketches in how Brand New Congress and Justice Democrats operated.
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In 1955, the Southern historian C. Vann Woodward published "The Strange Career of Jim Crow," a masterfully concise history of the origins of post-Civil War segregation.
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EveryPlate's recipe cards are concise, which helps save counter space, and there are helpful notes that offer advice or different instructions if you're doubling up a recipe.
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We did a deep dive into the most clicked-on, hearted, talked about, and top shopped goods online right now to compose a concise weekly highlight reel.
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Six by Ten is composed of 2300 concise, chapter-length narratives, which each shine a light on a different aspect of the US prison system's darkest corners.
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Yesterday, Keith Law had possibly the best, most concise take on this I've seen: "These three" refers to A-Rod, Bonds, and Clemens, and he's absolutely right.
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And then the startups obviously want to be brought to a bigger platform and want to have their story told in a more concise and bigger way.
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" Afterward Hank Conner, Ms. Lee's eldest nephew, said of Mr. Flynt: "He delivered the most concise, accurate and fair assessment of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' I've ever heard.
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The first words heard on Callus, the first full-length album in four years from San Diego-born producer Gonjasufi, take the form of two concise, biting questions.
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Over the past few years, we've seen the success of concise, shareable phrases, including #YesAllWomen, #BringBackOurGirls, #NoDAPL, and, perhaps the most recognizable and influential of them all, #BlackLivesMatter.
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In his new book, The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs, Brusatte shares his expansive knowledge by providing a concise and highly accessible overview of the dino era.
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We then formulate a concise yet comprehensive solution that will use every tool and take every advantage available in order to change reality according to our client's wishes.
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In concise and direct language, the speaker of "Kids" ponders the issue of whether having children and a family is a detriment to the vigor of one's career.
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In some ways, Chernobyl truly is a five-hour movie, telling one relatively concise story, with a small core cast of characters who recur across the whole story.
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His advice is "concise, many-sided," jewel-like in its precision, and Finck, in her own loopy, oblique way, seems to mirror his spirit in Passing for Human.
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In general, Thomas Bokenkotter's A Concise History of the Catholic Church is a good place to start if you're interested in learning more about the history of Catholicism.
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When you discuss why and how a crisis situation won't occur again, the message must be concise and clear: Stay away from industry jargon that consumers don't understand.
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For the most part, Mr Norman is a reporter and not an artist, eschewing literary turns of phrase and symbolism in favor of concise diction and exhaustive research.
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The F.D.A. would serve consumers best by taking the Institute of Medicine's good advice and putting clear and concise nutrition labels right where most shoppers will see them.
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After joining together for their99-Cent Sneakerslast month,AriZona Ice Teaandadidasare back again, this time with a concise run of footwear pieces inspired by the beverage company's packaging.
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According to "A Concise History of the Darjeeling District Since 1835," published in 1917 by a British expatriate, the original club was built on the town's Jail Road.
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"Be concise and precise … make it easy for the recruiter to advocate for you by highlighting what skills and experiences match up with the job requirements," she explained.
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SHAWN MEHTA, 22, member of the Belgian Watch Club, in Antwerp, Belgium There isn't one concise reason why any one man or woman should begin a watch collection.
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Asirt provides more detailed information in both its comprehensive Road Travel Reports and concise Road Safety Reviews; samples can be viewed by registering and searching on its website.
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But in the meantime, you have bills to pay, so maybe you write for an online publication, create concise online courses, or do some short-term consulting gigs.
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She testified for just over an hour at the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, giving concise, direct answers and betraying little emotion.
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Elected officials and policymakers at the federal, state and local levels need to smartly engage in this space and bring clear and concise rules to the modern workplace.
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At Adsum, where the placard outside the store reads "For athletes and aesthetes," the clothes are mannered and concise, a range of well-executed basics with appealing twists.
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As a prosecutor, I was trained to keep the message to the jury as clear and concise as possible; adding an article of impeachment for Mueller accomplishes neither.
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Fourth, as they are crafting reports for Congress, technologists and scientists should think less like scientists and more like policymakers under deadline by offering concise and actionable inputs.
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Many of her songs last less than three minutes, both because she's a concise writer and because she is mindful that nobody has to be listening to her.
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The First Aid app from the American Red Cross provides users with clear and concise first aid and CPR instructions to help in the event of an emergency.
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" Krolikowski asked the public to be patient in waiting for developments because "investigators are putting together a very clear and concise case and that will come in the future.
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I noticed that by the end of this challenge, my mornings felt mindful and concise — instead of rushed and flustered — giving me clarity on a day-to-day basis.
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Fans say that where Objective-C was starting to show its age, Swift is more modern, more concise, and comes with the full support of Apple and its resources.
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" Be concise and direct and say something like, "I know this is really hard for you, but when we talk about it, it brings up weird feelings for me.
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These tales of research would probably never have been published in newspapers — but they're great for online audiences who want answers to big health questions in one concise place.
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He needs to send a clear and concise message, which he's done, that he is going to be a president that defends America's interests and defends the American people.
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Instead, use a short, applicable subject line (don't reuse an old one that doesn't fit anymore) and write a couple of sentences that are concise and to-the point.
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" Carrie Hunt, executive vice president of government affairs for the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions, said the group "strongly supports opt-in forms being clear and concise.
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FIELDS Relative to the amount of time, money and effort that went into a standard album in the mid-70s, it was so short as to be mythically concise.
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"I like worrying about you," Roy says to Alton at an especially grave and touching moment, and his words are a beautiful and concise summary of a common emotion.
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It's concise, informative, and entertaining all at once, jumping with ease from talk of Carib natives to Parmenides' realization that the moon only reflects light rather than generating it.
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The tennis-court-sized James Webb Space Telescope will be able to see seven times further than the Hubble Space Telescope, capturing more concise pictures of the deep universe.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Armory Week is finally here, and Hyperallergic has your concise guide to all the exhibitions and fairs to see in the coming days!
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"CBA intends to admit the allegations made in ASIC's Concise Statements for both matters and does not intend to defend the proceedings," Australia's tp lender said in a statement.
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What it did not do was provide a concise explanation of what the group's aims were and, perhaps more crucially, why people should donate money to help its cause.
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"CBA intends to admit the allegations made in ASIC's Concise Statements for both matters and does not intend to defend the proceedings," Australia's top lender said in a statement.
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Using the bootstrap philosophy, the researchers derived and solved a concise mathematical equation that dictates the possible patterns of correlations in the sky that result from different primordial ingredients.
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When talking to the recruiter, be knowledgeable about the position you're applying for and how your experience relates, but use that knowledge to create a few concise talking points.
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That deep-dyed patriotism now finds perhaps its most natural form in THIS IS OUR CONSTITUTION (Listening Library, 4 Hours, 16 minutes), Khan's concise and lucid middle-grade primer.
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In her concise little guide, Jessica Reed includes Fahrenheit to Celsius, ounces to grams, tables that show relative sizes of eggs, and the equivalent volumes of various baking pans.
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If, on the other hand, you know what you want to say but have trouble getting the words out in a clear, concise way, you may need a formula.
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The menu is concise, starting with small plates like cucumbers with bang bang sauce; Chinese broccoli salad; pork-filled won tons; and egg drop soup dressed with salmon roe.
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Speaking to CNBC, he explained how leaders need to act as a "support system " for employees, but also be clear, concise, direct and aware of the importance of accountability.
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In December, when MSNBC dropped the contract of a contributor, Sam Seder, over a crude joke he made on Twitter in 2009, bad faith provided the most concise explanation.
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Even though those two operas, both concise melodramas about love and murder, were not originally intended to be performed together, these days they form opera's most enduring double bill.
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Writing a clear and concise resignation letter is important, but don't skip the first step: It's best to schedule a time with your manager to break the news in person.
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In 19357, the book A Vision Shared: A Classic Portrait of America 1935–1943 brought together these pictures for the first time in a way that was accessible and concise.
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The final series finale — the last of three parts which easily could have been one more concise part, grumble grumble — feels like more of a launching point than an ending.
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How about that, considering it stems from 21983 pages of lyrics and another 219 takes in the studio, it's amazing we got this concise piece of magic at all. 21985.
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It's no coincidence that just about all the sequences that could use a more concise edit are the ones that let Elliot pontificate, whether inside his own head or otherwise.
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But instead of dropping it after those concise points, she spent more time trying to litigate the subject, which often makes her look like she's not being truthful or unconcerned.
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We met David Attenborough, who's one of our legends of the British empire, and he said to us what a sort of concise, intelligent, and actually brilliant man he was.
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Compressing 993 tracks into 299 minutes—a more head-spinning pace than even G.O.O.D. Music's concise recent efforts—Whack offers impossibly colorful takes on trap, R&B, and even country.
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Nickname: The Whites, The Cottagers Concise Summary: Hospitable south-west London club by the river, once famous for sporting a statue of Michael Jackson, which has now mercifully been removed.
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Peterson was inspired by McDonald's, which got rid of its carhop system, and In-N-Out Burger, which had a concise menu, according to the National Museum of American History.
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Despite the lack of a clear and concise national framework for connected vehicles, there are countless companies that have been driving forward the innovations that will explode this burgeoning market.
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On Semper Femina—her most technically concise and shortest record to date—Marling reckons with femininity as a cultural product: what makes one feminine, and how do we metabolize it?
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Here's the very short first story of the collection, an example of simple, cinematic elements (only dialogue, only technical directions, everything dealing with lighting and dimming) executed to concise perfection.
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In July, Net-a-Porter began carrying a concise selection of Jo Loves items; last month, the airline Emirates added the Pomelo scent to its in-flight duty-free selection.
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The history of religious exemptions to generally applicable laws is complicated, fraught, and difficult to briefly summarize (although if you want a relatively concise summary, you can find it here).
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I still appreciate the opportunity to tell concise stories but we do want to tell longer [ones] — to use not necessarily more episodes but maybe just develop those episodes further.
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Still, we need a concise way to describe writers who routinely engage in politics, hoping to leave a mark more durable than those left by more disinterested works of scholarship.
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You don't have to be a woman to have a strong position on abortion rights: Sanders, too, was clear and concise in offering a three-point plan for protecting them.
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"In its poetic, elliptical, concise way, this film makes a grand statement: The black mother is the mother of life itself," Glenn Kenny wrote in his review for The Times.
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Experts might be trying to get out the facts in a clear and concise manner, but if you're already in an emotionally vulnerable place, you might not be hearing them.
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For years, those of us who don't know how to be concise had to thread our tweets together by writing each new entry as a reply to the previous tweet.
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He shared one of his learnings as an investor in a blog post, telling founders to begin a pitch with a clear and concise description of what their company does.
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"There needs to be a more concise option for consumers who want to understand how their health plan has implemented parity without burying them with hundreds of documents," she said.
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A concise retrospective—a sampler, really—of important works by David Hammons, at the Mnuchin Gallery, on East Seventy-eighth Street, is a big deal, as Hammons shows generally are.
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If The New York Times offers its readers a first rough draft of history, The New York Times Index has — since 1913 — offered its subscribers a precise, concise second draft.
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So, in a way, coming up with a concise wish list full of gadgets that will improve your life (and your studies) at various price points is very responsible behavior.
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A concise Mueller report might act as a "road map" to investigation for the Democratic House of Representatives — and it might also lead to further criminal investigation by other prosecutors.
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It's a suggestion that Miller was, deep down, always working towards an album as well-constructed and concise as The Divine Feminine, all that hedonistic soul waiting to come forward.
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It's exhausting just reading all the requirements, but I encourage you read concise summary of the draft law here on the legal privacy blog of the law firm Alston and Bird.
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Apple, for its part says it wanted to make people enjoy writing software more — Swift was built to be a clear, concise language that was both powerful and easy to understand.
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Here's Suzanna Vranica with a concise explanation: For two years, Facebook had counted only video views that lasted more than three seconds when calculating its "average duration of video viewed" metric.
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Whether a title is short or long makes little difference—contrary to a 2015 study that found scientific papers with concise titles were much more likely to be cited by colleagues.
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Conor Collins, a British artist, has produced a surrealist portrait of Mr Trump made out of the candidate's offensive statements, bringing together his racist and sexist speeches into one concise piece.
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If I wanted my lists to deliver the information I needed, when I needed it, and to not overwhelm me in the process, then they needed to be clear and concise.
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As an album, it was never meant to be a concise collection of songs but instead an open embrace of the creative wanderings that artists so often talk themselves out of.
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It is impossible to get through the novel without a dictionary (not a concise one; I recommend the Chambers app or the O.E.D.), an atlas and a permanent connection to Google.
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"My goal is to deliver to you guys in the next two to three weeks a very clear and concise plan that everybody knows where the company is heading," Claure said.
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He was praised on social media for giving clear and concise testimony, and while people discussed what Taylor said in his statements, they also were impressed with how he said it.
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The report's authors do urge clarity on these matters, but until there is a clear and concise ban on enhancing oneself in one's own garage, the biohackers are on their own.
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To adapt the book, Ms. Forbes enlisted two dramaturges, Lauren A. Whitehead and Talvin Wilks, who faced the challenge of paring down a text that, under 200 pages, was already concise.
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Choose a topic you care about, gather evidence from sources both within and outside The Times and write a concise editorial (25 words or less) to convince readers of your view.
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In elegant concise prose, Copleston kept to the lengthwise approach, displaying the whole history of philosophy in nine volumes, published between 1946–75 and widely read in the English-speaking world.
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In this concise, elegant novel, a twentysomething filmmaker's assistant travels to an Indian temple town, ostensibly in order to scout locations but actually with the intention of confronting her traumatic past.
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Coadec's guide presents a concise overview of ten issues the policy advocacy group believes should be front of mind for startups and scaleups thinking about how to manage no deal risk.
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In between walking, cycling and eating — for a concise introduction to the city's incredible food scene check out UnTour — I talked to locals and expats about what was happening in Chongli.
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The "Atlas" is so good in so many ways, with concise sections on the history of wine, how it's grown and made, climate change and how to store and serve wine.
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Sanders has a coherent, consistent and concise message: Incomes are stagnant because the economy is rigged by the top one-tenth of 2628 percent that controls politics through massive campaign contributions.
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But until Gail Simone came up with that wonderful phrase, we all saw it, but we didn't have a way to talk about it in such a concise and vivid way.
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