I need a concise explanation.

I need a concise explanation.

His address is a concise speech.

The Gettysburg Address is a concise speech.

His comment was concise and to the point.

His essay was concise and to the point.

The author's mode of expression is very concise.

So the rhythms could be pretty intact too, pretty concise.

So you end up spending less time writing. It's concise.

What the critic says is always concise and to the point.

Authority is confidence plus a concise message, a clear, strong voice.

And one of the things we really wanted was to be concise.

I've kept the tiles I've kept the floors

Actually, they're both just concise notations for specifying possibly infinite sets of strings.

Tom kept quiet.

Tom kept crying.

She kept working.

She kept quiet.

He kept talking.

He kept singing.

I kept singing.

We kept quiet.

I kept wondering,

We kept traveling.

What kept you?

I kept digging.

But then, as the viewership kept growing and kept growing,

This is a very concise way of listing, actually, an infinite number of possibilities.

Each a word you probably learned in your first year of speaking, each perfectly concise.

We kept in touch.

Tom kept his promise.

Tom kept on walking.

She kept on working.

She kept on crying.

She kept on talking.

They kept on walking.

He kept early hours.

He kept quite calm.

He kept me waiting.

He kept on singing.

He kept it secret.

He kept on crying.

The assistant kept 2.

Promises should be kept.

I kept on singing.