conciseness

Or he lacked a conciseness program to help him get to the point.

Others pass the conciseness test but may be too contrived.

By its conciseness it became the most popular and influential book on music for centuries.

The young man was made to be interested in the story by the sheer conciseness of its delivery.

They are known for their conciseness and entertainment value.

What set these two pieces apart was their conciseness.

Conciseness is the key, with the shortest stories under a page in length.

I like conciseness, but not at the expense of precision."

It was the promised report and was, in its way, a model of conciseness.

Or how well can you quickly spit out an essay on the five most important aspects of conciseness in writing?

When rendering opinions, he was known for conciseness and brevity.

These had been replaced by a tautness, a conciseness of movement and speech.

And their stories are told with great conciseness.

To maintain a high quality questionnaire length, conciseness and question sequence should be considered.

He attributed this extreme conciseness to his lack of compositional experience.

Put a premium on conciseness, Sam, or there will be consequences."

Justice Hudson has forgotten the lessons of clarity and conciseness that he learned in law school.

The woman conveyed her ideas with a conciseness that did her credit.

Conciseness is a virtue - so express yourself economically.

In 1940 Hemingway recalled their insistence on "clarity, conciseness and accuracy."

His written reports, though not in his first language, are a model of conciseness and lucidity.

Later, he tries to molest her as well but suddenly stops short, stuck by his conciseness.

In this book, however, she seems to have been confounded by the short form's more stringent requirements of precision and conciseness.

The simplification, clarity and conciseness of the rapporteur are helpful.

He is noted for the brevity, conciseness, and clearness of his exposition.