Sentence examples for dense prose from inspiring English sources

But there is an important idea lurking in the dense prose.

Despite high sales and accolades, some readers bemoaned the book's dense prose and considerable heft (about four pounds).

Maybe it will speak to a generation more interested in skimming tweets than hundreds of pages of dense prose.

In "Unconstitutional," he proves he's just as comfortable in long form, translating the dense prose of our founding documents into barroom metaphors.

"They may be surprised to discover that Denis Johnson is a purveyor of rather dense prose that can be as thorny and complicated as a Laotian jungle".

Nye flirts here and there with genuinely radical propositions, then drowns them in dense prose lest readers mistake him for some kind of idealist.

But now the Air Force has come to the conclusion that humans cannot on their own manage the Federal Acquisition Regulation, 1,897 pages of the densest prose on the planet.

WORST: Impenetrable prose.

Tartt's story of the power of a single painting, and of art as a whole, is delivered in dense, crackling prose.

The symbolism is rendered in a dense, opaque prose and unchronological sequences that speak of a deliberate attempt to appropriate the techniques of modernism.

With its dense, bravura prose, Beast shows, through its character Max Dembo, how the pressures on both sides of the wire make it hard to go straight.