Sentence examples for condensed prose from inspiring English sources
Small it may be, this condensed prose masterpiece, and a little neglected these days, but its influence is not easily exaggerated.
In condensed, vernacular prose, she uses the disappearance as a metaphor for coming to terms with guilt, grief and loss.
It is a prose close to poetry not in the lush sense usually implied by the term "poetic prose", but because it is condensed, elliptical, emotionally precise.
With its linear plot, unliterary prose and freewheeling humour, Inherent Vice is early Pynchon condensed, simplified and sweetened - and usefully for Anderson, confined to a single community.
The message condensed is that fitness means confidence and confidence means happiness, all delivered in fortune cookie prose: "Ride from the soul and find the happiest, fittest, most confident you in every aspect of your life".
The show, in which the performers repeat verbatim thick slices from Wallace's nonfiction prose as well as interviews with him, bears the appropriately lengthy title "A (radically condensed and expanded) SUPPOSEDLY FUN THING I'LL NEVER DO AGAIN (after David Foster Wallace)." As his admirers know, economy was not Wallace's signature style.
(Some quotes are condensed).
219 cans of condensed milk.
Some comments have been condensed.
Those generations are uncommonly condensed.
