Meanings of so concise in English

His own descriptions are so concise and graphic as to invite quotation.

Tacitus himself never wrote anything so concise or so happy.' Louis XVI.

Tacitus himself never wrote anything so concise or so happy.'

He excels in delineating character, but he is often so concise as to be obscure.

He spoke with admiration of Mrs. Somerville's 'Physical Geography,'-saidit was excellent because so concise.

Read his words, so concise yet full of color and conveying detail; I protest it is wonderful.

But it costs something. Mrs. Bogardus was so concise in her speech as at times to be almost oracular.

Because it's not so concise and it's open to misinterpretation and also it's not what you're supposed to say... right?

Yet why she terminated with so concise an abridgment did not immediately appear; silence followed- arestlesssilence, not without symptoms of abstraction.

It is so concise that our hearts actually long for more, unwilling to believe in the reality of the doom of that ghostly tribunal.

The arguments used strike me as being so concise and sensible that I think it will not be out of place to reproduce them.

In an epitome of life so concise as the longest novel must needs be, to use any but types is waste of time and space.

I remarked that Mr. Newman had treated these great subjects very briefly, but that I could not be quite so concise as he had been.

So concise, and yet so complete.

"My good girl," said Barbesieur, trying to look amiable, "pray don't be so concise.