Sentence examples for inflated prose from inspiring English sources

In LeDuff's case, the inflated prose is an expression of personality; with Hedges, the son of a Presbyterian minister, it's a matter of homiletics, a vision of sin and salvation.

Mr. Jones's efforts to provide context for Expedition Six yield more generic, less compelling historical detail about both the American and Russian space programs, as well as occasionally inflated prose about the lyrical loneliness of an astronaut's mission.

They also published the first short stories of Muhammad ʿAli Jamalzadah (died 1997), whose outspoken social criticism and complete break with the traditional inflated and pompous prose style inaugurated a new era of modern Persian prose.

Francine Prose.

Documentary prose?

Old French prose are discussed.

"Some inflated fear-mongering".

Some arrived with inflated expectations.

Prose endures.

Combat-boot prose, footcloth prose.

Francine Prose: "Oh, Francine Prose!