Sentence examples for compressed prose from inspiring English sources
Though told in a spare, compressed prose that reflects the terse speech of their immigrant characters, the stories often burst into emotional, metaphorical language.
The first series was noted for its unusual concept, out-of-context parodies, "semantic and philosophical jokes", compressed prose and "groundbreaking deployment of sound effects and voice techniques".
It was largely because of the constant pressure to compress that Time prose struck me as more difficult to write than to parody.
The prose is compressed and fierce, and its narrative movement is concerned with mapping the processes of thought, the working out of things.
Though there's an urgency to many of the subjects explored in "Night Soul" — post-9/11 politics, ecology — McElroy's prose has a compressed intensity, something like a metaphysical conceit, that may explain why his remarkable fictions have not found the larger audience they deserve.
RITALIN READING SERIES Comedy scribes compress their prose into performances that cannot exceed four minutes.
Okleta bae foloim proses, blo olketa.....givim go proses ia hemi gud, olketa stap nao.
What she has made in this case – thanks to a rare fusion of imagination and intellect, sensual poetry and cerebral prose, youthful joy and elderly wisdom – is an entire world, compressed but energetically alive in all its details.
And prose is such a vulnerable medium: the Guardian's "extract" from Aftermath consisted in fact of lines taken from all over the book and compressed into something I could barely recognise as my own writing.
"Very tightly compressed.
