Brevity is concision, the quality of being brief or concise. Clarity, concision and sobriety are the characteristic features of the didactic work of Jovellanos. Clarity and concision were often considered important in such correspondence. For instance, code readability won out in design contests between readability and concision. Disjuncts (also called sentence adverbs) are useful in colloquial speech for the concision they permit. Kyrie movements often have a structure that reflects the concision and symmetry of the text. He wrote rigorously, but also with concision and humour. In terms of concision and accuracy, Cranmer compares poorly with Luther. The record was lauded for its combination of differing genres, and its concision. Of those, his "Art of Reasoning" (1853) was praised for its concision. You can't give evidence if you're stuck with concision. Kraijer's works share an emblemata-like concision, showing no more than what is strictly necessary. Concision has been described as one of the elementary principles of writing.