Sentence examples for crisp writing from inspiring English sources
So far, so soapy, but what saved Liars was a clever eye and marvellously crisp writing.
Clement Crisp, writing in The Financial Times, called it "a relentlessly pauperish show, its manner anxious, its costuming singularly hideous, its effects small-scale and morose".
His crisp writing drew praise.
We are looking for originality, crisp writing and clarity of thought.
It was known for its influence on the computer industry and for its crisp writing style.
Black Issues is a slick magazine, ambitious in scope, with crisp writing and quality production values.
"Americans want you to want something so they can give it to you," Crisp wrote.
"If, when you peer into your soul, you find that you are ordinary, then ordinary is what you must remain," Crisp wrote.
Crisp wrote How to Have a Life Style and practised tentative live lunch-time theatre performing, also picking up a few pounds in the public-speaking racket.
As Quentin Crisp wrote in "Manners from Heaven" (1985), manners should be "a technique of inclusion, a way of ensuring that in our company no one will ever be made to feel he is an outcast".
Some of the crispest writing in "Between Parentheses," however, is from the newspaper columns in which he appraised those American writers whose work he clutched to his chest.
