(1) Indeed, the only thing particularly remarkable about the story is it relative brevity .

(2) The need for brevity made Lincoln pack a great deal into few words.

(3) And the first lesson all journalists should learn is that brevity - clear, tight writing - is key.

(4) Strengths of the book are its brevity , the lively, incisive writing, and the authors' willingness to take a stand.

(5) Its refreshing brevity of ten minutes made it a convenient apu00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu00abritif for the concerto to follow.

(6) The brevity of human life

(7) The initial sections are tight little vignettes whose brevity lends them a narrative crispness.

(8) The movie's brevity (it's only two hours long) thus comes as a relief.

(9) In the interests, I imagine, of brevity , those last two words have been omitted in later editions.

(10) This election campaign, which thanks to its brevity has been heated from the start, is not going to the strategists' plans.

(11) We're not showing the output for reasons of brevity , but you could try it on your own.

(12) The brevity of the short film format, sadly, undermines the good intentions of the filmmakers.

(13) Imagine the exclamatory brevity that space travel writing might bring.

(14) The staff will edit manuscripts with a view to brevity and clarity

(15) This is a haunting and powerful piece, all the more effective for its relative brevity .

(16) Men talk about facts and want clarity and brevity .

(17) The brevity of the counseling intervention may have been insufficient to affect change.

(18) Its only saving grace was its brevity - 78 minutes that crawled by like the Hundred Years' War.

(19) None of this is compromised for the sake of brevity .

(20) But in the interest of brevity I now leave this short summary as it is.