Sentence examples for agile prose from inspiring English sources

That's the very quality -- along with Grodstein's agile prose and clever observations -- that makes her stand out.

Without diminishing the stark realities of abject squalor Ms. Boo's agile prose, wry tone and surprisingly upbeat theatrics are Dickensian in the best sense of that word.

The book's cover, with an image of abject squalor, does not do justice to its agile prose, wry tone and surprisingly upbeat theatrics.

Elizabeth Powell's "Willy Loman's Reckless Daughter" is a daring hybrid collection that deftly melds lineated verse, agile prose, and striking monologues.

Review of 'This Republic of Suffering' | First ChapterReview of 'The Liberal Hour' | First Chapter BIOGRAPHY: "American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House," Jon Meacham An unflinching portrait of a not always admirable democrat but a pivotal president, written with an agile prose that brings the Jackson saga to life.

His prose - agile, musky, particular - is a treasure.

"Schappell's prose is agile and deft, and her sentences sound like the riffs of a recklessly funny friend".

Schappel's prose is agile and deft, and her sentences sound like the riffs of a recklessly funny friend.

The insistent trendiness of the novel's preoccupations risks becoming tiresome, but Kunzru's engagingly wired prose and agile plotting sweep all before them, as the characters career toward ruin.

Certainly domestic life has little to do with artistic inspiration, and Prose is particularly agile on the slippery slope between muse and Mrs., exalted goddess and inglorious enabler.

Trethewey, in an agile shift from poetry to prose, past to present, and national to personal history, continues her investigation of race relations in her non-fiction book, "Beyond Katrina: A Meditation on the Mississippi Gulf Coast".