Sentence examples similar to fervent prose from inspiring English sources
"Volcano" fuses modernist and romantic sensibilities: the story is told from shifting points of view, and Firmin's daylong odyssey is borrowed from "Ulysses"; at the same time, Lowry's prose is fervent, laid down in unstable, looping sentences.
DeLillo's fervent intelligence and his fastidious, edgy prose, buzzing with expressions like "wave arrays of information," weave halos of import around every event, however far-fetched and random.
Like Darnielle's lyrics for his band the Mountain Goats, the prose is spare yet fervent, both distant and rawly exposed, making for an eerie, awkward and compelling novel that immediately demands a second read.
** DeLillo's fervent intelligence and his fastidious, edgy prose, buzzing with expressions like "wave arrays of information," weave halos of import around every event, however far-fetched and random.
Jhumpa Lahiri discusses Salter's 1975 novel "Light Years," and writes about the pleasures of his prose: "I had certainly never read sentences so precise, so clean, so fervent and yet so calm".
Combat-boot prose, footcloth prose.
He was a fervent patriot.
