Usage of "more succinct"

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Uso de more succinct en inglés

Gotta get back to work. McAdoo was even more succinct and direct. 
 Reuters 

Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters was more succinct with his thoughts about the ad. 
 Radio NZ 

We could strip away so much... be more succinct... and still make our point. 
 Reuters 

The deputy director proceeded with less arrogance, in a more succinct style of interrogation. 
 Breathless 

The least fanciful is that the change was simply a bid to be more succinct. 
 The Guardian 

But oftener he prefers the more succinct method of landscape-painting, the broadest impressionism: as in 
 Life of Robert Browning 

We would trudge through several more rounds of trying to make our message more succinct. 
 Reuters 

In the Herald on Thursday, Dylan Cleaver was even more succinct: SBW is a Muslim. 
 Radio NZ 

Often anger was expressed with the more succinct "fuck the police". 
 The Guardian 

Voss was more succinct as he wrapped up the match at Campbelltown Stadium in Sydney. 
 Radio NZ 

Yesterday the Inter manager was rather more succinct. 
 The Guardian 

I just chalk it up to me not getting the job done. Allmendinger was more succinct. 
 Reuters 

The player himself has a more succinct explanation. 
 The Guardian 

The track that follows is more succinct. 
 Radio NZ 

So my advice couldn't be more succinct. 
 Reuters 

Russ was a little bit more succinct. 
 Darkness on the edge of town 

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