Pithy

Don Munro, who spotted this sign, notes that while it may be pithy, it is packed with so much essential information.

If Everton are the proverbial patient in Sorensen's pithy analogy, then the hard-fought Merseyside derby win that followed their League Cup defeat did, at least, help revive them.

Okay, so just to finish, can you give a pithy answer to the question of how the games industry is currently doing?

Relying on pithy factoids and narratives serves none of these groups well.

That pithy putdown has actually traveled the world, even making its way to a Tokyo gallery, where it’s treated like art.

Honoured with a seat next to the magazine’s new proprietor, he was there to receive the newcomer of the year trophy and deliver a pithy speech written to spread fear through his audience.

Since he started posting on the app in 2019, the Hampshire-based full-time surgeon, aged 33, has amassed as astonishing five million plus followers, who are no doubt hooked on his pithy and sometimes eyebrow-raising ‘explainers’.

Each celebrity has a tabloid quintessence as distinctive as a fingerprint: a pithy descriptor that distills their intrinsic scandal-value for those whose idea of journalism begins and ends at the supermarket check-out.

FLMountainMan: maxandgrinch: A pithy little article that suggests all will be revealed if we tune into some TV show?

Maclean’s pithy and intimate interactions reveal their dilemmas.

Miranda was always quick with her pithy commentary whenever one of the girls announces they were dating someone she didn't approve of.

Simmons’ pithy reply was classic.

When you give something a pithy moniker, it normalises it, making it seem less insidious incidentally vindicating it.

A succint, pithy and insightful article, as always, from Dr Hoodbhoy.

But the play is solidly if schematically structured and has extremely pithy things to say about the way homes have become assets, about gentrification and about boom and bust.

Haslam has an ear for a pithy aperçu.

Packed full of pithy wisdom on what it is to move from boyhood to manhood and how to help your (not-so) little one on his way.

Pithy Description: First-hand accounts from local veterans of their service in World War II, including locals who liberated Jewish captives from a train headed to a concentration camp at war’s end.

Pithy description: Iroquois Reading Council is dedicated to providing literacy for all.

Pithy description: New original books and 20+ reprints of old Adirondack books not available in print anywhere else.