Sentence examples for clean prose from inspiring English sources

Gordon's clean prose spares no gory detail.

The Letters of the Law Lawyers are hardly known for their crisp, clean prose.

"Seiffert writes lean, clean prose," David Sacks said here last year.

Narrated in part by a chorus of "Mothers", the book is written in arrestingly direct and clean prose.

McCarthy's typical eschewal of character development accentuates the intensity, but his crisp clean prose is stimulating, his concepts original and his visual imagery powerful".

With its clean prose, timeless political relevance, and emotional charge, the play was probably one of the few texts capable of engaging the sceptical Scot's interest.

Cuts of meat, cooking times, rules of thumb, hints for the harassed drop like pearls from the lips of a goddess into clean, clear prose.

And, while never a firecracker stylist, Rowling almost always writes clean, clear prose, although her marked liking for adjectives and adverbs may have been one of the things that gave her away.

These personal characteristics, so the thinking goes, are inseparable from his writerly ones: only such a man could write such clean, clear prose, "like a windowpane" (as he famously described his ideal).

It's not the fault of Mr. Grisham's clean and clear prose.

Startling, written in clean, understated prose, the better to frighten.