Sentence examples for crisp prose from inspiring English sources
In crisp prose, Childs recreates a world of heroism and holiness in Tudor England.
Yet somehow, despite Garner's incisive eye and crisp prose, he remains elusive.
Steig's drawings of the world's favourite ogre decorate his crisp prose, which sends up traditional tales of valour.
The modest length of the book and its crisp prose complement the efficiency and restraint of the analysis.
Written in crisp prose, Michell's novel deftly weaves the tale of Mia's torrid romance with the political history of the Korean peninsula.
Like The Ipcress File, these novels centre on an unnamed hero and show Deighton's craftsmanship, crisp prose style, and mastery of plot.
Kitman does a remarkably good job of telling the story of O'Reilly's turbulent life in clear, crisp prose.
Yet the novel, written in crisp, enthralling prose, could never be called unoriginal.
The Letters of the Law Lawyers are hardly known for their crisp, clean prose.
Ezra Klein is an incisive analyst with an extraordinarily detailed grasp of policy and a crisp, bland prose style.
What Mr. Morgan provides, in crisp, readable prose, is a detailed history of a now familiar story.
