succinct

(eg. girl, symbol, butterfly )

succinct /sək ˈsɪŋkt/ ?

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Well crafted, fearless and succinct, 'Mother of all Stings' remains her most celebrated book.
The journalist gives out a succinct account of the excesses done by the rebel forces after they captured the government controlled town.
The Professor's ability to handle complex subjects in a clear and succinct manner made her very popular with her students.

"There is no place for this," Thune, frequently mentioned as a potential presidential candidate, told The Washington Post. "Obviously when you're fundraising ...... you want to make direct and succinct points, but using these sorts of tactics...
on Mar 5, 2010 By: John Thune Source: NPR
"She is always more succinct that me - and much better looking," Mr Rudd joked, before paying tribute to his wife's community work.
on Jun 23, 2010 By: Kevin Rudd Source: Sydney Morning Herald
"It's very clear what they try to do," said Meyer. "They try to have edges to the defense. The defensive ends are cocked in --- one thing they have is great players --- but it's very succinct what they try to get done."
on Nov 22, 2006 By: Urban Meyer Source: GatorCountry.com (subscription)