Sentence examples for evocative prose from inspiring English sources

This magnum opus is a feast of deliciously evocative prose.

In "The Yellow Birds," Kevin Powers brings home the Iraq war in uncannily evocative prose.

What made "The Ash Garden" so memorable and moving was its evocative prose and striking images.

Twelve stunning images illustrate Adair's evocative prose, as the story unfolds one month at a time.

Even if you've seen the film, it's no substitute for Süskind's extraordinarily evocative prose.

It has everything: archetypal characters, atmospheric settings, a terrific story and evocative prose.

Through evocative, plain-spoken prose Justice Sotomayor engages in an earnest, soul-searching look back at her childhood as the daughter of Puerto Rican parents and at her education and years as a lawyer.

Like the wise Turk in "Candide," Berry maintains that working the land "keeps away the three great evils: boredom, vice and need," and he frames his arguements in a seductively evocative, almost misty prose.

The prose is evocative and accessible, rich with anecdotes about original owners who hung their wagon-wheel chandeliers with old spurs.

That may be an obvious point but it's worth emphasising – to communicate an idea to a broad, non-specialist audience, it doesn't matter how good you are at embroidering your prose with evocative imagery and clever analogies, the jargon simply must go.

The concept is entirely fresh, the prose is beautifully evocative, the ideas profound and resonant; the stories bear repeated reading.