pithily

I could put it more pithily if you like.

I will be sure to touch upon a series of questions which we have so pithily discussed today."

Edison sums up this chapter of his life very pithily.

My hon. Friend makes the point well and pithily.

She observed pithily, "If the man dies, the woman loses her job."

The second problem, as Enthor had so pithily stated, was remembering.

The author pithily describes her marriage as "loveless but decorated."

The scandal has hence been pithily described as "the battle of the two Mehmets".

A former colleague pithily describes her as ruthless, cold-blooded and dumb.

Braungart explains pithily in his new introduction: "When you do something wrong, don't try to improve upon it."

(He has since apologized, sort of, though not nearly so pithily.)

One student has pithily summarized his view of the educational effort here: "I don't need an education because I'm going to be a construction worker."

Ms. Robinson's yearning and despair are pithily summed up when she has her back to the audience.

Or, more accurately, perhaps, but less pithily, "I'm a cultural historian who uses photographs as an evidentiary tool."

The arguments had not stood the test of time too well, but it ended pithily enough: 'What the working man wants from the war is work.'

Arguments concerning fine points of Madhyamaka tend to be complex and difficult to understand, let alone to summarize pithily.

His opinion of world leaders was summed up pithily: "Everything that politicians say is without exception void - utterly empty."

It was pithily titled, "constructive criticism", and was exactly what it said on the tin.

Less pithily Marx and Engels explained their position to the party leaders:

He ate the camel and all it carried , pithily describes the over-eager guest.

'It will be difficult,' he said pithily.

Paul Taylor has spoken pithily about the ways a dance's components can shift the viewer's perception, even without any planning by the choreographer.

The Srebrenica safe area couldn't have been defended, the experts said pithily, and we onlookers nod pious agreement.

Michael Ramsey says more pithily, 'Rely on your consecrated hunch!'

The language of Cat's generation was far harder than that of her own, and more pithily correct: in their terms, he was a hunk.