Sentence examples for bright prose from inspiring English sources

Visitors can read about what's popular and what's hip in often surprisingly bright prose written by the visitors themselves.

He once apologised in print to the public, saying that during the holidays he had "caroused".' Indeed, Binyon's book, which is full of narrative and almost empty of detailed literary analysis, seems to want to get as close as possible to the world, the insouciant style, even the bright prose of Pushkin.

He engaged readers, intellectually and emotionally, with clear, bright prose that was inclusive, witty and never condescending.

The stories, narrated by a young drifter named Fuckhead, drew attention for the stylishly jumbled narratives and neon-bright prose.

The author has a knack for translating the most algebraic of research papers into bright expository prose -- though the swarm of anecdotes at times makes it difficult to follow the progress of his argument.

"The Tragedy of Arthur" is a novel about the discovery of what is reputed to be a lost Shakespeare play, and with it Arthur Phillips has found the perfect vehicle for his cerebral talents: his ingenuity; his bright, elastic prose; and, most notably, his penchant for pastiche — for pouring his copious literary gifts into old vessels and reinventing familiar genres.

Since all the characters in "The Bone Clocks" — even the Anchorites and the Horologists, alas — speak to one another with the same matey, Christmas-cracker jokiness, the effect is that of a novel without internal borders, everyone churning up the same bright, clever prose, the tone poised somewhere between Richard Curtis and Eddie Izzard.

This is certainly very striking — though we may wonder if the quoted lines shine the brighter as prose because they happened to come true.

This is certainly very striking though we may wonder if the quoted lines shine the brighter as prose because they happened to come true.

I found myself wondering, as I read, what kind of music Cody composes, but it's not hard to venture a guess based on his prose: bright and jazzy and meandering, circling around a main theme with little snatches of repeated imagery and plenty of quotes from his influences.

But when he finishes his stint and the editorial shears take him over, he will emerge as one of the brightest of the prose lighthouses in a time darkened by the pall of government".