| By using words that give light and shadow to our meaning we help ourselves toward writing pithily. |
| They had been buried in their brocades, as has been pithily remarked, and forgotten. |
| As pithily as might be, for she was in no condition for tedious listening, I gave her the history of her nine years' sleep. |
| His particular gift is to encapsulate complex historical and biographical events pithily and in an illuminating context. |
| In 2007, the Pan-African Parliament and the European Parliament issued a joint statement which actually quite pithily sums up what is involved. |
| Where, asked a journalist pithily, is the space where newspaper owners and managements can be held to account? |
