So Facebook is advertising on Facebook to put it succinctly.
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" To put it succinctly, Williams says "marginalization equals poor health.
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The scene on Twitter right now is, to put it succinctly, insane.
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To put it succinctly: for humankind, the good stuff is all behind us.
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Katie Crutchfield, or Waxahatchee as she's known professionally these days, is dope, to put it succinctly.
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To put it succinctly: that&aposs one small snap for man, one giant Instagram-worthy moment for mankind.
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Ms. Franklin was, to put it succinctly, "one of America's greatest singers in any style," wrote The Times's music critic Jon Pareles.
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To put it succinctly, that basically means the label — and, now, Braun — will profit from sales and use of Taylor's old music for the rest of forever.
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To put it succinctly, Andela is a startup — backed by $180 million in venture capital — that trains and connects African software developers to global companies for a fee.
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To put it succinctly: The president of the United States lied to the country about his commercial relationship with a hostile foreign government toward which he has a strangely accommodating policy.
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To put it succinctly, no matter how much the Democratic nominee runs up the score in states like California and New York, it won't matter if they can't win in a handful of the aforementioned states that Trump won in 2016.
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In Ireland the word Folk Lore has deep meaning to its people and brings societies together, it is a word that has ideological significance in this country. To put it succinctly, folklore is an important part of the national identity., quoting Lady Wilde, Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland, : "the legends have a peculiar and special value as coming direct from the national heart".
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German composer, pedagogue and theorist Abbé Georg Joseph Vogler, in his Betrachtungen der Mannheimer Tonschule marveled at the new heights to which Galuppi had elevated the marriage between text, music and dramatic intent. He devoted an entire section to examining Galuppi's style and innovation, complete with an analysis of Galuppi's aria, "Se cerca, se dice" from Metastasio's L'Olimpiade. Vogler writes, "The incisiveness in the characters, that which is farcical in its personages, the volatile contrasts, the diversity in the multi-voiced finales, with which the first section or act ends, to put it succinctly, everything that we labelled operetta or intermezzo must regard the great Galuppi as its musical father."Georg Joseph Vogler, Betrachtungen der Mannheimer Tonschule, (Mannheim, 1778–1781). I, 5te und 6te Lieferungen, 129.
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