Sentence examples for formidable prose from inspiring English sources
Should we resist analysis and simply revel in Bolaño's formidable prose and craft?
People such as John Constable, an English literature don at Cambridge University, who knows lots about the mathematical differences between poetry and prose, can make formidable opponents.
But, great poet though he was, the lion's share of Johnson's formidable energies was expended on prose and on editorial work.
Ellmann had the advantage of being able to interview many people who had known Joyce, but he was also a formidable literary critic with a fine prose style.
This philosophical meditation disguised as a sex farce does not quite succeed as either, despite voluptuous prose and the author's formidable intellect.
He concluded: "Although Arden felt increasingly confined by the theater of his day, he left behind a formidable body of work, written in a surging poetic prose.
But, although Arden felt increasingly confined by the theatre of his day, he left behind a formidable body of work, written in a surging poetic prose.
The Deluge is the work of a fine historian at the peak of his powers, formidable in its range and command of the material, written in strong, muscular prose.
Whats more, his formidable knowledge of the period is seldom referential; its rendered unobtrusive by the melody of his prose.
I love the poetry of her prose, the way she handles the difficult knowledge of our shared American history with elegance and the formidable power of her fierce intellect.
