Sentence examples for fragmented prose from inspiring English sources
Littell conveys his sense of horror in stark, fragmented prose.
Herman Melville turned from prose to the fragmented language of poetry as he came to recognize that "none can narrate that strife".
Hardly an ideal Christmas read you say, except the manner in which this book is written is so frightingly vivid and the prose so innovative, fragmented and lyrical, it may be the best stocking filler you never knew you wanted.
Ultimately, the disjointed prose mirrors brilliantly the fragmented nature of both memory-keeping and nation-building.
Sentences are short, fragmented, and more akin to poetry than prose.
Masquerading as melodrama, "The Infatuations" gradually unmasks itself as a philosophical crime-scene investigation, in which Marías' scalpel-like prose and microscopic observations lay bare the fragmented, indeterminate nature not only of our most intimate relationships but of everything we think we know about why we behave as we do.
Owuor's prose is a physical expression of the landscape it evokes: raw, fragmented, dense, opaque.
Fragmented and dissonant, full of fragile melody and tensile strength, this music, played by Andy Stack, evokes the cracked-glass lyricism of McCullers's prose.
