pithy

This pithy marketing line does not do the service justice, however.

She gave pithy interviews as interest in her work grew.

He did have a short, pithy kind of conversation with his agent.

His reply was short and pithy: "Because we do our own work."

"Are there any other pithy comments you'd care to make?"

Benjamin gave a pithy description of how both men had died.

Unfortunately, it was a little late to voice that kind of pithy observation.

It was a short story and a pithy one.

The title comes from a pithy line Hitchcock used more than once.

It was short, only one page, but pithy, full of facts.

So his pithy commentary could be heard half a fairway away.

Can anyone else suggest a pithy explanation of the electoral college?

I couldn't even think of anything pithy or profound to say to her.

Yes, this requires more effort than working up pithy answers to the top 10 interview questions.

This bit of pithy truism was found in the conference minutes.

Not all are safe for work, mind you, but many are pithy and to the point.

His answer was brief and pithy; she raised her brows.

With a tight smile she said: "I'm sure you'd like to add something very pithy."

Deep and full, it boomed out one pithy phrase after another.

"You always did have a rather pithy way of expressing the harsh realities."

His telephone conversations are pithy, to the point, fast and polite.

Buchanan stared at the old photograph again and said, "Do you want something pithy or philosophical?"

This is the determination of the royal breast: pithy and clear.

The book is not without its pithy quotes and witty moments.

At the time, his comment was pithy and wise.