Sentence examples for No paragraphs from inspiring English sources

As you can see below, there is no clutter and there are no paragraphs.

"It had no punctuation, no paragraphs; it was a book that was to be transmitted orally from father to son".

For the first time on an Elvis Costello album, lyrics were printed, though in all caps with no paragraphs, no breaks and no punctuation.

In darkened rooms at industrial plants and ad agencies, at sales pitches and conferences, this is how people are communicating: no paragraphs, no pronouns — the world condensed into a few upbeat slides, with seven or so words on a line, seven or so lines on a slide.

In a letter from 1955, Vidal described browsing a recent issue of The New Yorker and trying to guess the author of a piece of fiction (in those days the bylines were placed at the ends of the stories): Solid text, no paragraphs, no dialogue: Jean Stafford or possibly Eudora Welty.

There is no need to send a story about your life, tears, struggles...especially with no paragraphs.

There are no paragraph breaks, and there is no conventional direct speech.

The structure of The Scarlet Letter, for example, is so tightly integrated that no chapter, no paragraph, even, could be omitted without doing violence to the whole.

The Melancholy of Resistance has no paragraph breaks, for example; War & War is written in a set of short single-sentence sections.

At one point, we are getting the story from a diary kept by Maryna's husband, Bogdan; at another, from Maryna's letters; at another, when Maryna returns home on a visit, from a marathon quote (no paragraph break for eleven pages!) of her conversations with her family and friends.

'I am,' he says, 'influenced by books which don't have their eye on the endgame, but which try to be entertaining on each and every page.' No paragraph in A Fraction of the Whole is ever stuck for a one-liner: 'Amen is like the send button on an email,' Toltz writes, or: 'I instantly formed a love-hate relationship with my former self.