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disapprove of the word "concision" on the grounds that it had a technical meaning in theology, "to which it may well be left"; but "concision" is now a common

results (scientific laws, theorems, proofs, logical deductions, etc.) with concision, precision and unambiguity. The main features of the mathematical language

Colloredo. Mozart tried to satisfy Colloredo's demands for brevity and concision in the composition of this mass – none of the movements have an orchestral

is characterised by unexpected combinations of images and by its hyper-concision (in both economy of speech and actual length). Futurist theatre also played

primitives concisely express broad ideas about data manipulation. The level of concision can be dramatic in certain cases: it is not uncommon[example needed] to

American western outlaw. In his book of essays, Borges displays his typical concision, evenhandedness, and love of paradox, but he also places himself in the

refers loosely to the higher standards in precision, correctness and concision expected from practitioners of the scientific method. Scientific programming

advice on etiquette. He had a highly individual style, and wrote with wit, concision, and allusive humour. He was also the Times' literary editor., and wrote

592 Sanskrit aphorisms (Sanskrit: sūtras, a literary form written for concision) with glossary (Sanskrit: vṛtti) and commentary (Skt.: vyākhyā). The work

given it some intellectual density of the learned essay, some the lyrical concision of the modern poem–some of its difficulty too–and a structure that often

Romantic music, somewhat related to that of the Second Viennese School in concision but diverging greatly in technique. Though he had several bursts of extraordinary

overlapping characteristics and duties, grouped here for purposes of concision and comparison. They included ships variously called coastal defence ships

Chronicle as having the "heavy sadness of Townes Van Zandt, the light pop concision of Buddy Holly, the tuneful jangle of the Beatles, the raw energy of the

fallacies, and other inanities requires measured drollery and surgical concision. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Levine attended the University of Missouri

displays a wide knowledge of current events, shrewdness, and capacity for concision. That Toralles hailed from Vic is corroborated by his deep knowledge of

translator. Davanzati was a major translator of Tacitus. He also attempted the concision of Tacitus in his own Italian prose, taking a motto Strictius Arctius

language and psychological insight, creating a "poetry of ideas" with the concision of mathematical formulas. The book explores virtually every major issue

2006 and modifying the review format and style for improved readability, concision, accuracy, and impact. Kirkus Reviews was sold to The New York Review

composer. His La Cetra concertos are "unusual for their wind solo parts, concision and use of counterpoint within a broadly Vivaldian style", according to

praised for their lyricism and for their "Chekhovian mixture of comic concision and pathos". Anthony Burgess, in The Novel Now said "Jeremy Brooks has

who explains complex information and important ideas with clarity and concision. The lecture series is sponsored by Tondra and Jeffrey Lynford and the

Sometimes, his debts to jammy jazz-fusion went on a little long, and some concision in the writing and playing would have sharpened the emotional fangs that

that enabled Tolkien to compile a glossary that is unparalleled for its concision, informativeness, and accuracy." (Peter Gilliver presented an earlier

Lexicographus, 5th century AD. It is the Greek word translated 'beware of the concision,' in Philippians 3:2, KJV. The term 'mutilation' is contrasted with "we

neutrality. A lack of political neutrality is the result of political bias. Concision bias: Refers to perspective reporting using only the words necessary to

opposed to the French taste, which abhors overstatement and venerates concision and diversity.[page needed] Bernac writes that "the art of the greatest

accomplishments and artistic impact. Eric Kohn of IndieWire stated the film had a "concision" which displayed "an exactitude worthy of Robert Bresson". Analysing the

Review ("Blatnik has a knack for wringing insight and meaning out of such concision, and he occasionally places stories with similar themes next to each other

collection of papal biographies. The historian Jean Durliat stated that "[t]he concision of his biography may be interpreted as the result of aversion to him on

jarring element on the album. This song is another piece of brilliant concision, with a half-stated simple three-note chorus." She noted the track's "not-quite-there

editions. For example: Beware of dogs, beware of evil workers, beware of the concision. This is often interpreted as a euphemism, bad people having been described

(also called sentence adverbs) are useful in colloquial speech for the concision they permit. No other word in English expresses that thought. In a single

abrupt, the film provides an overview of a huge topic with admirable concision." ""Dream Big: Engineering Our World 3D" Premieres at the Challenger Learning

technology aims to combine the main themes with completeness, readability, and concision. The Document Understanding Conferences, conducted annually by NIST, have

emeritus of Philosophy at Bridgewater State College, writes: With clarity, concision, and an engaging style, Hicks exposes the historical roots and philosophical

effects. Shot in a manner that was presumably aiming at Simenon-like concision, it seems instead to be full of unnecessary omissions, which hamper the

energies are respectively proportional to the masses of the systems. For concision in this article, the term 'ideal material' is used to refer to either

the most popular such text because of "its remarkable balance between concision and comprehensiveness." Ācariya Anuruddha did not introduce any new content

valued economy of style (a possible but not necessary criterion), but such concision simply was not characteristic of many early nineteenth-century novelists'

national and international acclaim for their style, accuracy, quality, and concision in dealing with common law. As a jurist, Blackford was the most influential

Horizonte. Marcelle's art is mainly characterized by the synthesis and concision of language in her work. She takes inspiration from things she sees in

special is not sophisticated technique, but an exceptional clarity and concision." Jam Loey Rak (1963) Operation Bangkok (1966) Top Secret (1967) First

Alexander Jacoby observed that Mizoguchi "delivered his social analysis with concision, force, rigour and scalpel-like precision". Mizoguchi himself named this

dragged out over too many episodes, but the finale boasts a narrative concision that’s promising for the show moving forward. There's hope that after

were made by letters transported by rapid sailing ships. Clarity and concision were often considered important in such correspondence. An apocryphal

canon law. The summa of Hostiensis became especially famous for "its concision, its completeness, and its 'golden' eloquence", which earned it the honorary

that Walt Mink "has the chops and creativity of King's X but with more concision and without all the artsy overambition and concept baggage." Stereo Review

"seminal works for budding rock critics, who can learn from them the art of concision and the virtue of wielding strong opinions backed by a general spirit

spelling should be considered informal and restricted to contexts where concision is valued, such as headlines and greeting cards. The Christian Writer's

observed that the book "transformed English travel writing", praising his "concision" and "erudition", and acknowledging Chatwin's inspirational character

more to the models of Franz Liszt and Sergei Rachmaninoff. Although the concision of his Fünf Sonette has been compared to early works of the Second Viennese

calling it "fuller and jazzier than Blank Generation without any loss of concision". Robert Palmer of The New York Times hailed Destiny Street as one of

well as her speech, are characterized by "acerbic wit", "erudition" and "concision". Her "demeanor is formal, sometimes clipped; but she has a ready, throaty

keeping a forward motion till the end. The Sonata is remarkable in its concision, a precursor in some ways to the Sonata in E major, Opus 109. The two

American Poets -- Henri Cole's webpage THE NATION -- "The Art of Violent Concision" THE NEW REPUBLIC -- "Making a Soul" A personal essay: "How I Grew" An

title of La Cetra. These concerti are "unusual for their wind solo parts, concision and use of counterpoint within a broadly Vivaldian style," according to

valued economy of style (a possible but not necessary criterion), but such concision simply was not a characteristic of many early nineteenth-century novelists'

Brodie. As a conveyancer Hodgkin was in the same tradition, which aimed at concision, at a time when legal documents were still often diffuse. He obtained

is remembered by the archaeological community for his approachability, concision and enthusiasm as well as his exquisite technical drawings. Outside the

Isabelle Périer, PhD in comparative literature: [this intertextuality] is a concision tool—it allows to quickly get into the middle of the action—and an opening

20, 2015). "Hans Abrahamsen portrait review – a drive for clarity and concision". The Guardian. Retrieved July 6, 2016. Molleson, Kate (January 13, 2015)

[Labaudt's] return to the fold. Its rigorous symmetry and compositional concision, its playful but unabashed kowtowing, its scenes of relaxed pleasure and

writing in a fluent, flexible, colloquial style which could encompass both concision and literary elaboration. His diary shows him to have been deeply involved

veteran maestri like Ted Kooser and Dick Davis – signals a return to concision and intensity." He went on to state that Ryan tends to avoid using the

both rural and urban settings. The collection has been praised for its concision, variety and ease of style. In 1958 Ó Céileachair and Proinsias Ó Conluain

writers included the combination of skilful artifice with natural diction, concision and quickness (glegness) of expression. For example, Dunbar praises his

Rushton finds the profusion of themes and their development lacking the concision that gives Elgar's earlier concert overture Cockaigne "its crisp authority"

Propaganda Model of the Media Plus Exploring Alternative Media, Short (1994) Concision: No Time for New Ideas, Short (1994) Holocaust Denial vs. Freedom of Speech

which already showed the mature Watson's characteristic restraint and concision. He became a prolific poet of the 1890s, and a contributor to The Yellow

Amplification explains that, "We need to encourage profuseness as well as concision, to teach not just brevity but also loquacity, the ability to extend,

seven-note motif, suggesting the serialist techniques of Schoenberg. The concision, rigor, and lack of ornamentation have been compared to that of the style

includes no less than 22 sonatas, some of epic length and others of pithy concision. He also made completions of several of Schubert's unfinished piano sonatas

in 1686, with the records in Latin and the arguments in French. Their concision led Lord Mansfield to call him the "Terence of reporters". His judgments

"thematic consistency and coherence", while citing the album's lack of concision as its main weakness. Derek Staples of Consequence of Sound noted the

writing giving prime consideration to quality of writing, originality and concision, using any available journalistic tool. Commentary – for distinguished

airy and lush, but no less direct and sincere. Their confidence in their concision is the best part." Small, Samantha (May 11, 2020). "Dehd Announce New

Cranmer's version at the start of the metrical paraphrases. In terms of concision and accuracy, Cranmer compares poorly with Luther. Cranmer's sixth stanza

and people (not only, but also, themselves) with a self-subordinating concision, so much so that the term "minimalism" comes up in discussions of their

and Augustine of Hippo—contended that Mark and Matthew, for the sake of concision, employed a figure of speech called syllepsis whereby the plural was used

What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World "strikes a note of pop concision and maturity, building on what worked on ‘The King Is Dead.’ Lyrically

Dacus's songwriting, saying "She treats her weighty subjects with careful concision: short lines, simple phrasing. These are among the best songs she’s ever

its worst, can be dithering and self-serious, Joan Didion without the concision and laser-guided wit. At her best, however [...] she has a rare gift:

that his critics fail to grasp the difference between "dumbing down" and concision. Olson has authored the following books and articles: Olson, Randy (2009)

ancient prose, but a new style based on the ancient ideals of clarity, concision, and utility. Han Yu wrote in many modes, often with discursiveness and

said that "[Charles Ferguson] presents familiar material with impressive concision and impact, offering a clear, temperate and devastating account of high-level

public and private, and manufactured and handmade objects, always with concision, intelligence, beauty, and power." In October 1993 Whiteread completed

Controversialist in books. Of those, his Art of Reasoning (1853) was praised for its concision. In the 1860s he continued with a series "Modern Logicians". It noticed

animals, most notably snakes. Kraijer's works share an emblemata-like concision, showing no more than what is strictly necessary. In each image, the figure

have a compelling conflict that leads to a surprising, yet inevitable concision... Emphasising Mary Bligh was, for me, Rienits’ masterstroke because it

made into a single volume, styled Kitāb al-qaṣd wa’l-bayān (The Book of Concision and Clarity). Although it had originally been compiled in Arabic, the

imminent 2020 voter a lot to absorb and to admire, and does so with tact and concision." Its August, 2020 release was covered by multiple newspapers, T.V. stations

in poetry as I have done." Ashe explained, "in my writing I aim at the concision of the Greek epigram, the warmth and geniality of T'ang shih and Sung

musicals. David Rooney of Variety stated: "What it lacks in structure and concision [it] makes up for in heat, energy and sensuality. Like last season's Passing

contains a total of around 3,500 entries. The dictionary's ease of use and concision, combined with its comprehensiveness in its inclusion of roughly 3,500

praised Darius Khondji's cinematography and claimed the film "has the concision and snappy pace of Allen's best work". A. O. Scott of The New York Times

perfect his distinctive brand of immaculate and transparent economy and concision"; nevertheless, he labels the disc "a welcome and necessary addition to

positivism. Reviewers praised Arkes’s breadth of knowledge, wit, and concision. Arkes’s next book, The Return of George Sutherland, was an intellectual

no less spiritual than the author of ARK but also one given to extreme concision." Soon after ARK returned to print in a new edition, Burt contributed

Sutliff's love-lost tunes a kick in the pants, and Sutliff's melodicism and concision have rubbed off on the ragged-voiced Lee." The Washington Post called

Mongredien, Phil (5 July 2024). "Kasabian: Happenings review – newfound concision and big choruses". The Observer. Retrieved 17 July 2024. McCormick, Neil

acclaim". A. O. Scott of The New York Times wrote that "with breathtaking concision and clarity—80 minutes of austere, carefully framed black and white—Mr

stand out in a crowded field", while stating that the song's "melodic concision and extroversion goes beyond even that of recent adaptors like Purity

the film's length to be "somewhat overlong" and lacking "the snap and concision that would have put it over the top as a bang-up entertainment, but it's

"NOON contains prose chiseled to its barest, most arresting essence--a concision attributed by most to Williams's high demands as an editor." In the Los

album a nine out of ten, saying, "The songs are short, so precision and concision are paramount, and the rhymes are sharp enough to slit veins. There's

Scarlet for The Observer and concluded: Culbard and Edginton are adept at concision, leaving out nothing that is crucial and excising much that isn't. I relished

personal touch METM19, Split: Make it count: communicating with clarity and concision METM18, Girona: Giving credit where credit's due: recognition for authors

" Bower was praised by Pearson for his writing in "great clarity and concision about murky business dealings" but Pearson also felt that "Broken Dreams

the existence of the agent intellect in Chapter V perhaps due to its concision has been interpreted in a variety of ways. One standard scholastic interpretation

Zarzuela, he declared: I address the Spanish people with brevity and concision: In the face of these exceptional circumstances, I ask for your serenity

writing in a fluent, flexible, colloquial style which could encompass both concision and literary elaboration. Amhlaoibh's original manuscript is currently

his abilities, according to the art critic Robert Hughes, "longing for concision and grace". After the birth of his nephew, Van Gogh wrote, "I started

February 2023). "Charmaine Craig on "Working in Miniature" and the Value of Concision". Otherppl. Literary Hub. Retrieved 17 February 2023. Kellogg, Carolyn

trying to shape myself into a writer. I admired Waits’s lyrical vision and concision – the man was a born storyteller, stopping travellers who had wandered

"tooth and claw" style of literary criticism. Twain places emphasis on concision, utility of word choice, and realism; he complains, for example, that

alongside their anti-authoritarian stance. And punk's focus on speed, concision and three-chord simplicity is a natural fit with pop's core values." Vice's

Rectangular Reinforced Concrete Sections, a book notable for its clarity and concision of style. He returned to consulting engineering and joined Brian Colquhoun

truths of cult and morals"; it defines the unity of God with an "admirable concision". Pastoret writes that the common accusations of his immorality are unfounded:

Experience". During a 2010–2015 hiatus from painting, Gee wrote two books: Concision Moments, a fictional culture wars novel (Tate Publishing & Enterprises

⁠ and ⁠ c k = cos ⁡ φ k {\displaystyle c_{k}=\cos \varphi _{k}} ⁠ for concision, then observe that the Jacobian matrix of the transformation is: J n =

Crampton's follow-up to her sumptuous debut American Drift, is a wonder of concision and represents another massive leap forward in her growth," of the album

when comparing: "[Chutes Too Narrow] does share its intelligence and concision, as well as its remarkable ability to make kicky pop-rock sound both simple

performance of The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window that the play "lacks concision and cohesion" and that "one remembers isolated passages rather than the

when comparing: "[Chutes Too Narrow] does share its intelligence and concision, as well as its remarkable ability to make kicky pop-rock sound both simple

Kettles writing in the Dundee University Review of the Arts says "Spark's concision and wit throughout her writing are shown prominently through the character

chair" and that the arguments made suffer from too much "brevity and concision". Utz is an expert on British essayist, journalist, art connoisseur, globetrotter

for example.” Darrieussecq's writing is characterized by its precision, concision and clarity; nervous, rhythmic, using internal prosody, often in octosyllables

set against the background of a real estate bubble, told with effective concision. The second volume is Sant' Ilario [Hilary] (1889). A fourth book in the

Dutchman and Tristan and Isolde, but noting Chabrier's "un-Wagnerian concision", the retention of conventional self-contained numbers, and Chabrier's

fluency of its prose style. Its moving story is told with an elegance and concision that exemplify the virtues of the novella form. Judges' Comments, Prime

host of characters whose appearance and personality he etches with deft concision. . . . A perceptive, gritty portrayal of the frenzy of war and a father

prime example of "quickness" in literature, because of the economy and concision of the tales. Originally, stories that would contemporarily be considered

impressed with the journal section, particularly its informality and concision: "the perusal of it rather produces the same effect as a smart walk before

contained in the Quran consisted of tashbīh, istiʿāra, taǧānus, mubālaġa, concision, clarity of speech (bayān), and talāʾum. He also added other features

Lesson Six: Framing Documents Lesson Seven: Framing Section Lesson Eight: Concision Lesson Nine: Shape Lesson Ten: Elegance Lesson Eleven: The Ethics of Clarity

Philippians 3:2: “Beware of dogs, beware of evil workers, beware of the concision.” Roman Catholicism Within Roman Catholicism specifically, the iconography

one manuscript, these are followed by the related three-part Book of Concision (Kitāb al-Ījāz, Kr. nos. 954–956). Diverse alchemical treatises (Kr. nos

d'Ille, are widely taught in French schools as examples of vivid style and concision. Mérimée was an important figure in the Romantic movement of French literature

however, one is reading Dryden, and not experiencing the Roman poet's concision. Similarly, Homer arguably suffers from Alexander Pope's endeavor to reduce

simply reading or hearing them, because they speak, with intensity and concision, to essential human concerns: the longing to belong and the concomitant

Electrical Audio at full force, they retain their penchant for rueful concision and world-weary chronicles of pandemic existence." Exclaim! states that

https://www.bartleby.com/344/268.html This word that is very suggestive in its concision, was that of Marshal de Mac Mahon, in the circumstances which historian

Sometimes erring by an excess of refinement, she often shows energy and concision. Her writings are remarkable, according to Fontenelle, "for the tone of

readers into the heart of the woodland, praising its poetic intensity and concision. The Times review spoke highly of the book, noting its engaging narrative

together' eventually became a byword for any work of aphorisms of similar concision. The sutras in many cases are so terse they cannot be understood without

as he captures the internal drama of his characters with psychological concision.” ~ T. F. Rigelhof, Montréal “[Wave of Terror] serves as a stern warning

are difficult to apply in Croatian. However, he criticized his lack of concision, often repeating the same thoughts, which is a trait he inherited from

aesthetics, and Kamikaze is a better listen than Revival because its concision confirms Eminem's value as an entertainer... Certainly, it's refreshing

original writer, remarking that his language is "crafted with all the concision and riches of poetry." Roxane Gay in The Nation also summarized the piece

Robert Walker pointed out, a person could chart an increasing brevity and concision in Rachmaninoff's orchestral compositions in the works he completed after

misguided experiment, a too-long indulgence from a group that thrives on concision and immediacy". Jordan Sargent of Spin believed that SR3MM "sports some

half of his career, Wesley continued to refine his approach, balancing concision and directness with emotional complexity and offbeat subject matter. His

diagrams" for clarity, as there is great potential for confusion, and for concision. Note that Stekloshchik uses an arrow convention opposite to that of this

it. Rolling Stone critic David Fricke called the song a "Motown-like concision". Dave Swanson of Ultimate Classic Rock labelled it "a wonderful little

(Sanskrit, śanku, m.), and clay to make the bricks (Sanskrit, iṣṭakā, f.). Concision is achieved in the sūtra, by not explicitly mentioning what the adjective

in his courtroom. He stated that behavior such as honesty, courtesy, concision, professionalism, promptness, ethics and integrity all go without saying

it a "torrid album that marries old-school rap aesthetics to punk-rock concision." Madvillainy also attracted positive reviews from several publications

Charles of The Washington Post dubbed Lockwood "a master of startling concision when highlighting the absurdities we've grown too lazy to notice" and

(Scotland) This article refers to these tracks as "vault tracks" hereafter for concision. As adapted from Apple Music and Spotify In a note published on her social

Orzabal straining self-consciously to make grand statements that lack the concision and spontaneity of Tears for Fears' best early work. It also has an undertone

Stephanie (June 18, 2018). "A Hard Childhood Compressed Into Poetry, With Concision and Heat". The New York Times. Retrieved November 6, 2024. Jackson, Major

style: Check spelling and usage. Language: Make edits for clarity and concision. Substantive Level 1 includes all of the above categories, while Level

Sabdanusasanam, containing 592 Sanskrit sutras (a literary form written for concision) with vritti (glossary) and vyakhya (commentary), is written in four padas

Masefield told Powell he read them "with a great deal of admiration for their concision and point", and Hilaire Belloc said "I have read them with the greatest

Norway This article refers to these tracks as "vault tracks" hereafter for concision. After Red (Taylor's Version) was released in 2021, the original Red appeared

"his courage to speak in the face of the unspeakable, in poems of lyric concision and intensity." The book was shortlisted for the 2024 Forward Prize for

visually striking passages-and granting that, from Bava onwards, narrative concision has not been the strong suit for Italian horror movies—the film is still

on Stack Overflow for correctness, consistency, comprehensiveness, and concision, and found that 52% of them contained inaccuracies and 77% were verbose

called Gaskell's "intractability" because she resisted his demands for concision. He found the story "wearisome to the last degree". The novel's title

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The record was lauded for its combination of differing genres, and its concision. J.C. Maçek III of PopMatters praised the scope of musical variety found

"very successful and beautiful", although each could have benefited from concision. "It is natural that the first attempt is not always the best, and so

lecture, and elegy, by poets and writers who admire Outram’s commitment to “concision and precision” in language: Brian Bartlett, Michael Carbert, Robert Denham

found "it has almost peerless consistency in quality [...] The band’s concision is evidenced not only in each song’s respective brevity, but through the

individual, politics, power, religion, spirituality, and the cosmos with concision, wit, and humor. Motifs include trees, birds, eyes, faces, and signs.

the songwriting exceptional, while praising Mars for being "a model of concision who always knows where the trigger is, and always, always pulls it". He

the placement of the Brahmin as the archetype as a matter of textual concision. The Non-payment of Debts is the archetype for the other titles of law

of hysterical concepts and farfetched actions with "the death-defying concision of a highwire act." Friedman has won a National Endowment for the Arts

images refined to edge of recognition and a core of essence. This formal concision extends to his use of color, which is non-associative, and while sometimes

so admired in France, and its tone is already Pre-Romantic. Clarity, concision and sobriety are the characteristic features of the didactic work of Jovellanos

overly long, meandering plot and scenes that miss visual polish or comedic concision". Pedersen, Erik (July 29, 2024). "Erica Ash Dies: 'Survivor's Remorse'

to represent the reality of life on the Sertão through the “absolute concision of words” and the author’s view that this could be achieved through precise

seen through the “arrangement of various elements in this work lacks concision and a sense of three-dimensional space in its execution.” The scholar’s

Cugler as one of Urmuz's epigones, and argued that he lacked Urmuz's concision. In 1969, at a time when the Nicolae Ceauşescu regime offered a degree

historical classic" by displaying "almost Thucydidean virtues: intelligence, concision, weight, detachment. […] It is [Tuchman's] conviction that the deadlock

descriptive economy (of grammar) itself; thus, infers Rocher, the terse concision of the grammarians ought to be the object itself of further study.: 789 

further praised the writing style, finding it to exhibit both clarity and concision. W. L. Svitavsky wrote in Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries

me want to hear more. Its four very rhythmic movements are models of concision, real dialogues between the four musicians." The American Record Guide

in the media as toning down her no-nonsense instruction for briskness, concision and relevancy, instead prying and inquiring for litigants to expand into

second album". In 2022, XXL magazine described the song as an "exercise in concision and rhyme technique" and called it "one of the very best clapbacks in

Wikipedia's quality standards. The specific problem is: Prose; grammar, concision, and formatting. Please help improve this article if you can. (July 2023)

" Kyle Musser of The Alternative praised the album for its themes and concision at 35 minutes long. All tracks are written by Daniel Armbruster Personnel

captures the feelings of youth, disaffection and desperation with "extreme concision", as described by Pryor Stroud of Slant Magazine, singing: "We're fucking

tone for the "luminous present", though still lacking definition and concision. By June 1964, Stelaru had sent one of his manuscripts for review at Editura

where the height of each is supported by an appropriate reference. For concision, the suburban tower blocks located across the region have been omitted

attendant appreciation of a restraint that goes far beyond mere poetic concision. Giving in to the spell cast by this highly wrought silence, we find ourselves

contributions by Ion Pillat. Gheorghiu praised Solacolu for his poetic concision and preciseness, which also characterized his contribution as a translator

inspiration in diverse sources, from bent and pierced armor to the combined concision and complexity of both sean-nós song—a form of Irish lament—and the literature

gone into its composition. A feature of this style is the extraordinary concision of many of its utterances. Faced with the almost impossible challenge

its destruction. Labatut used a precise style so that it often achieves concision, cruelty and humor. The novel explores the themes of sacrifice, intersection

As in those epigrams in the Greek anthology, he admired the way that concision could give a precise shape to a poem. He learned to avoid two literary

much alive" and the band is "a lean, mean math rock machine... [with] concision of the songs [that] makes this a breathless, energetic listening experience"

('They were shut up in days,' John McGahern says with strangely beautiful concision in Amongst Women.) Perhaps that's why I was given so much of the present

producing school meals and similar bulk catering. Jack Drummond praises its concision, practicality and ease of reading, in a contemporary review. The book

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critic Zhou Jianyun deemed a "solemn attitude, upright speech, sense of concision, moderation, and possessing the air of a knowledgeable person". He specialized

('They were shut up in days,' John McGahern says with strangely beautiful concision in Amongst Women.) Perhaps that's why I was given so much of the present

('They were shut up in days,' John McGahern says with strangely beautiful concision in Amongst Women.) Perhaps that's why I was given so much of the present

Graduation, labeling it "a clever, intelligent track with an impeccable concision" over the short length. For Drowned in Sound, Carrie Bradshaw Layfield

and influences, Ian Cohen of Pitchfork considered the EP a "triumph of concision" that served as "a teaser of [Heriot's] boundless potential—the past,

treatment of the subject showed these individuals, as well as for his concision and attention to detail in how he structured the series. Manfredi, Lucas

his publisher Louis Ganderax then criticized him for a certain lack of concision. From the publication of La Becquée, Boylesve took this criticism into

22) This article refers to these tracks as "vault tracks" hereafter for concision. Midnights, Lover, and Folklore charted at numbers five, seven, and 10

of the 2020s This article refers to these tracks as "vault tracks" for concision. Attributed to The Independent's Adam White, The Line of Best Fit's Kelsey