| To put it epigrammatically, the totality of the modern state seems to require unconditional surrender as a necessary correlative of its total wars. |
| Conceptismo was characterized by its use of striking metaphors, expressed either concisely and epigrammatically or elaborated into lengthy conceits. |
| This must have stung the Secretary when he read the press reports, not only because it was so epigrammatically pointed but also because it was so devastatingly accurate. |
| First, Tocqueville wrote in an epigrammatically abstract style. |
| Abiola Irele's pronouncement used epigrammatically as a scaffold for this essay is a reminiscence of the influence of the Afrocentric movement on the African literature. |
| He has a quote from Kurt Vonnegut epigrammatically placed on his site. |
