Sentence examples for distinct prose from inspiring English sources

This is done largely through the characters' very distinct prose and drawing styles, and also their different handwriting (Lydia's is a loopy blue script, whereas Julie's is a firm, confident black print).

They are written in his distinct, ornate prose, but possess an openhearted immediacy not found in his fiction.

The name Tolkien -- just the name, as distinct from the prose, stories, characters and ideas -- is big business.

Using clear, distinct, almost journalistic prose, Hemon describes his narrator's hazy, trancelike state of being, in which dreams, memories, death and a life-after-death intermingle.

It had a distinct meter and prose.

While the report is not attributed to a single author, it is written in a graceful style quite distinct from standard government prose and very similar to that of Dr. Leon R. Kass, the council's chairman.

This basic obscenity remains thematic throughout the online publication giving his prose a distinct punk Gen-X tone that will undoubtedly offend some.

How distinct are the lines between prose and poetry? A. Prose poetry is a hybrid form, a blend of poetry and prose.

The distinct tenor of Winton's prose, a lyricism which manages to turn even the Australian vernacular into a kind of rough poetry, lends itself to the intimacy of the personal essay.

It's a crude but useful simplification to split playwrights into two camps: those whose gift is creating characters with their own distinct voices and those whose prose style comes through strongly in every character.

Beyond that, he had an unusual gift for capturing a related but distinct quality: the texture of the prose.