Or that it so concisely tells its very disturbing story.
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Or "shouty crap" as a colleague more concisely put it.
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Can you explain it clearly and concisely to an individual?
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One episode illustrates concisely how the alleged scheme would work.
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The best rule is to explain things simply and concisely.
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Despite this understandable confusion, populism can be defined clearly and concisely.
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But when he does speak, he does so deliberately and concisely.
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Freedman tells their story of resisting with words effectively and concisely.
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So that's what we're doing and concisely did it in eight slides.
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She explained Tesla's business model, vehicles, and energy business clearly and concisely.
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It is hard to imagine a more basic (or concisely compelling) formula.
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It must establish – clearly and concisely – U.S. national policy for nuclear weapons.
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YouTuber and former film student Kristian Williams, aka kaptainkristian, pinpoints this problem concisely.
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It's a good question, and I'm not sure how to answer it concisely.
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For complaining or reporting a problem, this means explaining the issue clearly and concisely.
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We had less time to write and record but it was done more concisely.
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"Those kids are alive because of what those construction workers did quickly and concisely."
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For Kodak Black, it's a more concisely structured take on his roundabout tongue twisters.
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Blair responded quickly and concisely: 1) Growing my business 2) Return on investment (R.
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Proven and demonstrable experience and ability to present written and oral information clearly and concisely.
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" Or to put it concisely, Hamid has a six-word pitch for you: "Young couple.
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So I hope this short episode will break it down for you quickly and concisely.
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A 2007 poem titled "America the Beautiful" concisely stated his positions on abortion and drugs.
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Feels Good Man's most impressive feat is that it weaves together these disparate narratives concisely.
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In a world of limited interaction, it's great to be able to speak confidently and concisely.
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Eric, who runs Hand Tool Rescue, a tool restoration page with 500,000 subscribers, puts it concisely.
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"Those kids are alive because of what those construction workers did quickly and concisely," Ruiz said.
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To that end, I invite you to make your case clearly and concisely in the comments.
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Emily Lindin, a columnist at Teen Vogue, summed up this view concisely last week on Twitter.
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The clip concisely encapsulates an experience to which, as Castro suggests, millions of us can relate.
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In this Monday night tweet, the NYT's Edmund Lee said it more concisely than I can.
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And learning how to construct clear essays also taught me how to concisely and professionally send emails.
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By comparison, most of the '90s paintings define their subjects more concisely, even as their identities remain elusive.
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He asked lawmakers to repeat their questions and answered slowly and concisely, if at times a bit bumblingly.
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"Wonder Woman"' and "Aquaman" truly helped DC discover their voice as expressed more concisely through the individual characters.
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Since the publication of Winter's book, others have attempted to explain, clearly and concisely, what the Triangle entails.
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It's a huge variety of stories that concisely break down the wide range of effects of climate change.
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"However, it's not yet clear these products were marketed with that page 197 disclosure concisely explained," he added.
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For the first time, he is acknowledging that he is preparing himself concisely for the specific threats of Diaz.
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Moreover, his ability to concisely place an event within its relevant historical context is unsurpassed among practicing academic historians.
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He concisely and authoritatively summarizes the specifics of the Clinton-China incident as he makes the case for perspective.
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The whole beauty of Twitter is that it forces you to express your ideas concisely (1/47) Except not.
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And Cajal was a master of observation and concisely combining a principle or series of events into one freehand drawing.
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And then there was a line that, to me, summed up all of Lil Wayne's brilliance as concisely as possible.
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These permission pop-ups must explain concisely how data will be used and whether it will be shared with partners.
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As the French author Raymond Queneau concisely put it: "Every great work of literature is either the 'Iliad' or the 'Odyssey'."
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Mendel concisely summarized each of Season 6's major conflicts last year with brutal-yet-cute loops featuring his favorite characters.
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Box, Dropbox's perennial and more concisely named competitor, added comprehensive OCR last year, though with the added capability of recognizing objects.
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More important, his writerly voice, his way of concisely describing people and concepts, translates more or less intact to this format.
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AR: Well, to put it more concisely, it's a lot faster to make something beautiful in Unreal than it is Unity.
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Concisely told over six episodes, this Netflix coproduction with the BBC features Toni Collette and Steven Mackintosh as Joy and Alan.
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Perhaps they were merely daunted by the task of expressing it all in words concisely enough to print on a wall.
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Candidates should have a boundless curiosity about the world and the ability to write about it concisely, wittily and with analytical rigour.
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The best candidates will clearly and concisely explain the background of the situation, without including negative sentiment toward their managers or clients.
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But figuring out how to clearly, cleanly, simply, and concisely articulate what you're trying to do may be your most important job.
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" When asked whether it is correct to say he did not have conflicts of interest, Mueller also concisely replied: "That is correct.
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The format forces you to speak more concisely and clearly by allowing just 20 slides and just 20 seconds to present each slide.
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More concisely referred to as the under-boob, the spot underneath the bottom curve of your breast has recently hit the tattoo zeitgeist.
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Never mind the lack of excitement among many voters, or the struggle to concisely articulate what his campaign is about, this thinking goes.
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Define these aspects as clearly and concisely as you can and put them into words that anybody from your intended audience will understand.
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During her recent 60 Minutes special on childhood trauma, she concisely defined the essence of trauma-informed care so everyone can understand it.
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As a result of website shutdowns, sex workers are struggling to claim space in the digital realm; chamberlain's works concisely illustrate this suppression.
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It's important to describe concisely what Moore is accused of doing, which is pursuing and having multiple relationships with underage girls as an adult.
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But to depict our characters' coldness using just two spoken lines demonstrates Splinter Cell's ability to concisely set a scene and explain a story.
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If you can't state your proposition at least as clearly, concisely and compellingly as the opposing side can state theirs, you're on dangerous ground.
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Quickly and concisely, they construct a world, pull you in and, if they're good, spit you back out to ponder some deep life questions.
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And Essence Bradford from WHS concisely explained why addressing this issue matters: In my opinion, a leader can be a female or a male.
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This second version also had wordier theme clues, using a " … with a little recycling?" ending, instead of the " … concisely?" one chosen by the editors.
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Another reader put it more concisely: If it's too difficult to make sure political ads are not full of lies, they shouldn't accept political ads.
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The successful candidate will have strong illustration and animation skills, and a track record of clearly and concisely distilling complicated topics into social-friendly content.
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Proof: On Good Morning Britain, Fassbender was laughably tight-lipped about his relationship, concisely saying, "It's good that it happened," according to the Daily Mail.
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In a few sentences Judd concisely identifies some anti-expressionist principles that later informing his own sculptures that which similarly lacked any visible supporting apparatus.
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You have to explain your work concisely, highlight the right mix of skills and achievements, double check dates and spelling and avoid using cliche words.
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I could give you literally thousands of examples of my father speaking up against bigotry of all kinds but this video sums it up pretty concisely.
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The sections are concisely written, with cute emoji that sort of look like updated versions of Clippy—a reference surely none of the Youth will get.
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The film concisely explains how to use a dial telephone, including how to dial, how to recognize dial tone, and how to recognize a busy signal.
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And then he – he doesn't lie, he just says everything very nicely, very concisely, politically correct, so, all of us handle the show in different ways.
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Counsel can also coordinate translators ahead of hearings to translate applicants' statements, identify the relevant facts, and present them clearly and concisely to the fact-finder.
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My buddy Austin Walker concisely dismantled that logic at Vice before the game's release, but No Man's Sky has nonetheless attracted a good deal of controversy.
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I find this argument compelling, but Bacon's yearning toward sensational 'wounding' seems most concisely explained (if one wishes a convincing explanation) by Bacon's flagrant masochistic ferocity.
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Ms. Klobuchar, too, who is known to prepare assiduously for these types of appearances, struggled to hit her points concisely and was not a big factor.
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Mr. Hall's versatile output drew on Southern roots — country, blues, R&B, gospel — and on his instincts for concisely emotive storytelling, lean arrangements and solid grooves.
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The goal was to understand how different types of firms and people define a term that&aposs applied widely but is nearly impossible to explain concisely.
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Tor doesn't speak often either, but when he does he fixes you with that firm blue gaze so many Scandinavian people have and speaks concisely and warmly.
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Particular emphasis will be placed on identifying the primary points of journalistic interest in a complex dataset, and conveying them clearly and concisely for a general audience.
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It's a lot of spliced together black-and-white footage of protests and rallies, trying to get the terror of the situation across as concisely as possible.
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Izzy toes the line between the tradition and emancipation — as the trailer so concisely puts it, she's an Uptown girl who finds love with a Downtown guy.
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Each day of 2019, the journalists of The New York Times strove to bring readers information about the world clearly, concisely and — most important of all — correctly.
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Daru, for instance, concisely described the nuanced problem of Apple "using privacy as a shield" with iOS settings that both protect users and give Apple outsized power.
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It was a way to concisely say, "I enjoy sex and am horny, and I also I didn't know what an uncircumcised penis looked like until recently."
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First, it presumes to exercise legislative power by conferring positive legal benefits on a category of aliens (the "dreamers," as concisely described in Yuval Levin's Corner post).
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The notebook is full of these records, sometimes containing asides like "mushy, loose rear" that were concisely descriptive in their context but now come across as crassly suggestive.
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It's not clamoring to make a statement – and in doing so, it's saying what needs to be said more concisely than almost anyone working in news or politics.
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Unfortunately, information is not the kind of stuff that can host our feelings, thoughts, and desires, because, to put it concisely, information is not a stuff at all.
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At the interview stage, Bucaria said, one common issue she encounters is a breakdown in communication where students aren't able to concisely articulate the contributions that they've made.
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Even more, a product or startup must be hard to do Being able to concisely describe what a company does is just one part of the blueprint for success.
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According to a survey conducted by Augure, 220% of respondents said an influencer must be able to concisely express their opinions and create reactions when discussing a particular topic.
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Democrats have yet to find a smart way to concisely explain why cities that don't fully cooperate with federal law enforcement should still expect to get federal grant money.
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Our state has done a huge disservice to young voters, especially by not clearly and concisely answering the questions that have come up for students who live on campus.
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I'd recommend candidates take a look at past accomplishments and be able to concisely describe how and why they were successful, and back it up with metrics and data points.
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While that may make it harder for fund managers and headline writers to concisely explain day-to-day market moves, it is probably good news for investors as a whole.
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Never has an image summed up our collective teenage years more concisely than Avril Lavigne and Kelly Osbourne in the audience looking like two goths at the Christmas dinner table.
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Formerly known as Urban Airship, the more concisely named Airship has built a platform for companies to manage their customer communication across SMS, push notifications, email, mobile wallets and more.
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Tristan Harris has been called "the closest thing Silicon Valley has to a conscience" in the Atlantic, and, more concisely, "the conscience of Silicon Valley" in the Wall Street Journal.
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J.P. The little yip that Julia Michaels uses when she sings her concisely barbed little hook, "Uh huh," combines affirmation, nervousness, eagerness, fears of commitment and willingness to risk it.
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On its silver anniversary, the family has released a gorgeous cookbook, concisely titled "Oaxaca," which serves up recipes for beloved dishes and an in-depth history of the groundbreaking restaurant.
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There's gerrymandering, and then there are the structural and procedural barriers to actual voting — many so Byzantine that people can't explain them concisely enough for anyone to get mad about them.
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Once more Srinivasan explains it concisely: Those companies evidently do not share our colleague's concern—all but one is a member of a group that supports the rule in this court.
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The Huffington Post's Jonathan Cohn concisely laid out the policy absurdity of the party that has supported Medicare privatization in the very recent past now claiming to be the program's defenders.
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In his opening statement, Mueller tried to set the tone: He laid out concisely the findings of his report and indicated he doesn't plan to stray from them in his testimony.
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If the series succeeds, it will concisely introduce young audiences to some of the women who have shaped world history — while encouraging the rest of us learn a little more about them.
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Then, be honest about where your talents are and jot down examples of times you lived up to this professional ideal; that will make it easier to explain it concisely later in interviews.
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Some may think it's a totally unrelated field, but Katherine disagrees: "It actually helps a lot when it comes to press opportunities on TV and video, being comfortable speaking clearly, candidly, and concisely!"
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This less natural way of communicating data not only outperformed a more human-like chat, it also enabled the bots to find their way more concisely than humans would in a natural language chat.
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Mr. Donovan, 61, a former Staten Island district attorney, has framed his case concisely: How could residents in the district, which also includes a slice of Brooklyn, trust a proven liar with their vote?
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"We need that info concisely and quickly so we can get it all in the electronic medical record for the rest of the medical team," Ann, a nurse from North Carolina, told Business Insider.
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Goldman, an attorney who questioned witnesses for Democrats during the House Intelligence Committee hearings, ended his testimony by concisely summarized the key findings of that committee's 300-page majority report on the Ukraine scandal.
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The New York Times's Nate Cohn concisely laid out the reasons to take Midwest surveys with a grain of salt and provided some good guidance for analyzing 2018 polls, especially in any important Midwestern races.
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"This is our laboratory and where we productize this, discover how it operates, cleanly and concisely, and what are the stylistic elements that then can move into our franchise," Parkes says of the flagship location.
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Keaton reestablished firm and unwavering support of Allen with a short tweet last night, a few days after Baldwin (not so concisely) also reaffirmed his own beliefs about the child molestation allegations made by Farrow.
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So, things like properly A/B testing, identifying your most enticing value propositions and articulating them clearly and concisely, bringing in deep channel expertise for Facebook, Instagram, Google Search, and a couple of other channels.
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Each argument is meant to stand alone, yet there is an arc: This is a woman grappling with heartbreak and ambition and deception and through it all, questioning her own decision to write so concisely.
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Let's level the playing field — assume a blank slate, and let each candidate articulate clearly and concisely what they would each do as President to secure the liberty and well being of the American people.
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Especially this week, as I attend CES and digest a deluge of "our stuff is the best" press releases, I long for a company that can state the advantages of its products simply, concisely, and directly.
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The first is that she concisely lays out how media manipulation works in our current moment: Media manipulators have developed a strategy with three parts that rely on how the current media ecosystem is structure: 1.
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Kaepernick sat through "The Star-Spangled Banner" several times before Wyche asked him to explain why, and Kaepernick has not stopped explaining it since, explaining and re-explaining it concisely and coherently and with startling patience.
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In the driving portion of the Ariel Nomad review in Morocco, LeBlanc proved he's both a dexterous driver and presenter, as he was capable of doing some high-speed desert driving while presenting clearly and concisely.
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Nutter is clearly doing his best to avoid giving anything serious away, but he conveys the timbre of the new episodes concisely in an answer to a question asking him to describe them in three words.
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"During your Senate confirmation hearing, you committed to allowing federal scientists to 'be free to communicate data clearly and concisely' and that you would, 'not interfere with the release of factual scientific data,' " the lawmakers wrote.
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"Figuring out how to clearly, cleanly, simply, and concisely articulate what you're trying to do may be your most important job" as a founder, he told the Business Insider correspondent Shana Lebowitz at a Business Insider webinar.
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As opposed to a multi-paragraph email written in normal prose, consider categorizing information under headings like, "What we want you to know" (or just "KNOW") and "what we would like you to do" (or, concisely, "DO").
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Moreover, the verbal pleasures here are undeniable — guess what, Clark is a really good writer, and her lyrics are so concisely worked and so bound up in metaphorical device she doesn't indulge in a single otiose detail.
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Furthermore, every beginning scholar of behavioral psychology will tell you that no one reads the terms of use, even when they are phrased concisely or displayed in large print — neither of which is the case, of course.
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" '"Russian Doll" Is the First Great Show of 2019' [Esquire] Tyler Coates raves about the show, writing: "Russian Doll feels like an achievement, a high-concept premise told concisely in a structure that rarely feels confined or tight.
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"An agreement on the dismantlement of such a site has to be worded deliberately and concisely so technical experts can watch and verify each step in the process," said Grace Liu of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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In addition to the nuts and bolts, instructor Chris Haroun aims to teach his students about the importance of personal connections and professional presentation — how to identify and pitch venture capitalists and communicate your ideas clearly and concisely.
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But in the beginning, when The Real Housewives of Orange County was concisely titled The Real Housewives (no further specification needed) because no one knew what a bounty Bravo had headed our way, the series was a scrappier animal.
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We're still working out how to convey the meaning of these numbers concisely, but here are more statistics about Tanaka's pitch to Holt, along with a helpful article that Long wrote at BP about how important spin rates are.
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It's almost like "The Twilight Zone" in terms of covering a great deal of ground concisely, and easily the best of the recent anthologies, including Amazon's "The Romanoffs" and "Modern Love," the latter culled from the New York Times.
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Perhaps the greatest joy of reading it is spotting the occasional diversions, the odd moments here and there where he makes an aside from the main narrative, often concisely expressing what would take others of us pages and pages to articulate.
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As Feldman concisely put it, "Impeachment as contemplated by the Constitution does not consist merely of the vote by the House, but of the process of sending the articles to the Senate for trial" so the Senate can conduct a trial.
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" Josephine Livingstone at the New Republic used the Money Diaries kerfuffle as a jumping-off point for an indictment of feminist-y websites like Refinery29 that traffic in barely concealed branded content and clickbait, concisely titled "Women's Media Is a Scam.
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Out of the box, the SN30 Pro and SF30 Pro are compatible with Windows, Android, Mac, Steam and Nintendo Switch devices, but the nice thing about 8Bitdo is that it concisely pushes out firmware updates that add additional compatibility with other devices, too.
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One section sums it up concisely: This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election, fear that has been unfairly stoked about my judicial record.
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It is easy to forget how concisely he delivered his message on the corrosive effects of inequality and how much it resonated when he campaigned in 2013, a moment when few politicians of his stature were branding themselves so definitively this way.
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The language is gruff, but Kirby concisely sums up the basic ideas of inclusion, of tropes and stereotypes and implicit bias: If the superheroes he was creating represented the best of humanity, Kirby believed they shouldn't all belong to one race or one gender.
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The Trump administration's thorough understanding of what is actually causing these price increases – which the 44-page plan lays out concisely – separates President Trump's sophisticated and serious plan from the Democrats' far-left calls for price controls and foreign importation of potentially dangerous drugs.
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And even if you know the details, unless you've indulged existing flat-earth literature, you are unlikely — right here, right now — to be able to cogently, concisely, and comprehensively respond to the lengthy rebuttals flat-earthers will give to each and every scientific proof.
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That's why we're going to take a big step back and lay it all out clearly and concisely: how we got here, where the Brexit negotiations stand right now, what exactly the two sides are fighting over, and where things might go from here.
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At once a tale of tragic heroism and a sprawling but concisely written epic, it shows how an industry founded to counteract Big Pharma is now uneasily merging with it, creating a two-headed monster whose tentacles ensnare both hapless victims and would-be regulators.
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In his appearance before the House Judiciary Committee, when Mueller was asked a question "that was logical and sensible and was grounded in reality, and that was asked at a reasonable pace, he knew exactly what was going on and he answered clearly and concisely," Bharara said.
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She sums up the spirit of the service concisely when she describes herself: "I am unapologetically a minister of the Gospel, I am unapologetically a biblical scholar, and I am unapologetically a Beyoncé fan—and I don't feel like I need to apologize for any of that."
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"McKinsey recruiters expect to see applicants with elite problem-solving and leadership abilities who can articulate their achievements, accomplishments, and diverse experiences concisely," said Caroline Stokes, the CEO of executive search and coaching firm FORWARD, who has experience recruiting and coaching job seekers for many top firms, including McKinsey.
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More concisely, Trump tweeted after Roberts' first vote in favor of Obamacare in 2012, "Congratulations to John Roberts for making Americans hate the Supreme Court because of his BS." This story has been updated to add additional information about President Donald Trump and Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts' relationship.
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Fernandes and Harding are looking into the more obvious but overlooked answer, which is to invest precious time and effort into building a robust set of practices, in a format that can be imparted clearly and concisely and most importantly, in a way that it doesn't suffer in the retelling.
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" —general manager Matt Henriksen "Lagalisse bravely and concisely clarifies the complex intersections between the occult, Western radicalism, and conspiracy theories with a strong feminist argument against the hidden patriarchal tendencies in Western culture and politics that she traces all the way back to St. Augustine and the ancient Hermetic tradition.
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At 17A, the answer to "Civil defense measure, concisely?" is AIR RAID DRILL, but we are to write the answer in this way: AIRAIDRILL Note that the "R" in RAID has been dropped, as has the "D" in DRILL, which certainly makes the base phrase more "concise," as the theme clues say.
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You can go from feeling irritated/horny about some person in the office who is slowly and concisely stirring their tea, to feeling so anxious that you have to call in sick at work and spend the whole day pacing back and forth in your room going over that one weird thing you said three years ago in passing.
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Mitchell's ideas are concisely outlined in the exhibition catalog but aren't really be gleaned just by looking at the works—criticisms of neoliberal "sharing" economies driven by brands like Uber and Airbnb, the monetization of lifestyles inspired by the Google-ian idea of 20% of your workday devoted to relaxing, and the internet-driven "spectacularization" of mundane, everyday life.
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While low temperatures may plunge below zero Fahrenheit, this cold snap is not likely to break many records, in part because of the lack of widespread snow cover across the U.S. Intensity of Arctic blasts can be concisely described by the lowest 850-hPa pressure level temperature ... -32°C over North Dakota on Christmas Eve morning beneath lobe of tropopause Polar Vortex.
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Here's his response during the sixth primary debate, in South Carolina, to the accusation that he was out of touch with conservative values because he was a New Yorker — something he'd already answered concisely by pointing out that William F. Buckley lived in Manhattan: When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on Earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York.
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Other skills required for the job: Demonstrated experience analyzing digital tech trends Track record of clear and concisely-written research covering complex topics Ability to quickly sort through masses of information, identify data-driven trends, and understand what really matters and why Ability to work effectively independently and with others; a team player Desire to work in fast-paced and fast-changing environment Ability to develop and defend actionable insights and conclusions Comfort and experience presenting, speaking at conferences or on panels, or the desire to further develop these skills Proficiency with excel, data, and charts 4-6 years of professional writing / research experience Experience with advanced statistical methods, writing syntax/queries, and/or programming languages is helpful but not required If this is the right opportunity for you, please apply online and tell us a bit about why you're a good fit for the role.
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