He isn't afraid of a bit of hard-edged theorising about concrete and brutalism, but he softens the blows with easy light prose, full of bonhomie and mercifully free of jargon.
At the end of the course, students should be able to read easy Latin prose and poetry.
If this easy, elegant prose is nothing more than surface, then it is gratifying that Secrecy also has depths, even chasms.
Nisha Lilia Diu in the Daily Telegraph reckoned it "a very funny novel, dancing close to farce without ever mistreating its characters … Reading Mendelson's easy, assured prose is like sinking into something soft and velvety.
She gets right to the heart of any story and writes in an easy, engaging prose made all the more accessible by her frequent dashes of wit and humor, especially about those of our foremothers who managed to break free of conventional expectations about women's roles and stir up a bit of trouble.
Her previous novel was a coming-of-age tale set in Tuscany, and her combination of easy tone, simple prose and an acute sense of where child and adult worlds collide have made her a growing-up specialist.
Malkiel writes in simple, easy-to-understand prose.
It dealt with church history thematically, rather than chronologically, in 300 pages of relatively easy-to-read prose.
To fix the errors, Dr. von Ahn uses a number of programs, which when applied in the proper sequence magically transform troubled passages into easy-to-read prose.
Sound mathematical/graphical treatment of key subjects, yet easy-to-follow prose: this book ought to be required reading not only for students of water resource economics but for public officials and water agency staff worldwide.
