Sentence examples for dynamic prose from inspiring English sources
A current photograph of the author — who is clearly far from being an old lady — and her dynamic prose will help readers realize that the great questions she confronted, though they date back to a particular moment in history, are very much alive in 2012.
Assume that a hiring manager merely reads this section and include your skills, drive and accomplishments in short, dynamic prose.
In London's Olympic year, Zadie Smith's NW (Hamish Hamilton, £18.99) came closest to a full-spectrum capture of the city's kaleidoscopic energies, although even her dynamic, street-smart, immersive prose couldn't quite sustain its inspired first-half evocation of a mixed-up time and mixed-up people.
Since their first publication in instalments in the magazine La Vogue in 1886, these magical, dynamic poems (written mostly in prose) have fascinated, challenged, compelled and transformed readers.
The Observer praised "the sheer delight of his style – that sustained, lucid, precise and subtly cadenced prose that can keep you inside the dynamic thoughts of one of his characters for as many pages as he wants".
This book is also gripping and dynamic in ways that rivet the reader even when the thinking is didactic and the prose takes a purplish turn.
Often a dynamic verb lurks in a clunky noun, and by excavating it we can perk up the prose.
This dynamic is reversed in Hague's "Read-to-Me Book of Fairy Tales": Allison Grace MacDonald's gentle prose mitigates the ferocity of some of Hague's illustrations.
