The phrase "eloquent prose" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe writing that is well-written, articulate, and persuasive. Example: The novel was full of eloquent prose that painted vivid images and captured the reader's emotions.
Johnson believes the switch produced "some of the most eloquent prose he had ever written.
The mournful Appalachian music of his eloquent prose is usually enough.
He's a talented musician who is widely read and he writes accessible and sometimes eloquent prose.
Through eloquent prose and piercing insight, Hazan manages to unlock her country's soul.
Writing in longhand, Cardinal O'Connor would pen his column, The Cardinal's Viewpoint, for Catholic New York in crisp, eloquent prose.
A God in Every Stone is an ambitious piece of work, and its pages are lit by Shamsie's eloquent prose.
July 11 , 1899Mount Vernon, New York October 1 , 1985North Brooklin, Maine E.B. White, in full Elwyn Brooks White (born July 11 , 1899 Mount Vernon, New York, U.S. died October 1 , 1985 North Brooklin, Maine) American essayist, author, and literary stylist, whose eloquent, unaffected prose appealed to readers of all ages.
In dense but eloquent Marxist prose, Mulhern wrestled with the legacy of FR Leavis and tried to marry the rigour of Leavisite literary criticism with a commitment to the class struggle that Leavis sadly lacked.
One wonders what Shadid with his eloquent, informed prose would make of the story coming out of the Middle East today based on the attack to Islam that Innocence of Muslims represents for some and the anti-American feelings it has fueled.
(The historian Bernard Lewis has called bin Laden's prose "eloquent, at times even poetic").
His eloquent and poignant prose has been used to remind people what can happen if they don't vaccinate.
