| He was the Spartan of Tobymen, and laconism was the short soul of his professional legislation! |
| Comparing the book with Shahnama-e-Islam, Maulana Akhlaque Hussain Qasmi said that the author had done a very good job in applying eloquence and laconism to his writing skill. |
| Terence Morgan's Drake, endowed from the start with an uncanny self-confidence, struck exactly the right balance between poker-faced laconism and Errol Flynn-like exuberance. |
| This I shall endeavour to interpret, by developing to the best of my ability the laconism of the philosophical naturalist. |
| This laconism came from the lips of a young man who was walking along the Levee of New Orleans. |
| The principal hallmarks of Echenoz's style are his laconism, his dry wit, and the precision with which he chooses words and images. |
