succinct

In an email exchange a friend said many had repeated this same succinct review but they could never elaborate.

The scenes are succinct, by and large; the patter of the characters rolls right along, whether you catch their drift or not.

Her few comments to the press included a succinct summary of her views on capital punishment.

Her verdict was succinct: “They are not clothes for playing in, they are clothes for showing off at the airport.”

Then, a succinct slaying of the awful "We Built That" meme which so awkwardly defined the convention in Tampa.

He saw Gen. Braddock as he passed on to his defeat, and could give a succinct account of that sanguinary action.

The tone of polite gravity is gone; what remains is less succinct, but more specific, and in its way effective.

You might almost as well read dictionaries with a hope of getting a succinct and clear view of language.

Puccini has, indeed, an almost unparalleled capacity for a kind of orchestral commentary which is both forceful and succinct.

I do not know where to look for so animated and succinct a rendering of that phase of past theatrical life.