Sentence examples for lively prose from inspiring English sources

Students were attracted to its lively prose and relevance to their everyday lives.

Everyone praises Dunant's ability to make the past come to life, citing her microscopic attention to "period detail" (for this book, she spent a week living in a convent near Milan) and her lively prose.

His lively prose sometimes tips over into vulgarity.

Connecticut magazine compiled the list, but I was in charge of the lively prose.

Along the way, Nevai delivers pleasures both large and small in sly, lively prose.

"The impressively imagined world of the novel is tricked out in lively prose," Taylor Antrim said here earlier this year.

If nothing else, their migration was more interesting than anything going on in liberal circles, for there's nothing like dismantling an orthodoxy to bring out the liveliest prose.

Some of the liveliest prose in "Hunger" can be found in her previously published takedowns of the "weight-loss industrial complex," in which she points out the depraved strategies of "The Biggest Loser" and of life-style deputies like Oprah and Kirstie Alley.

Suckling's extant letters are in lively, colloquial prose that anticipates that of the Restoration wits.

Excerpts from the diaries kept by Leningraders during the blockade balance Reid's lively academic prose.

Thank goodness for Nancy Canepa, who at last gives us a "Pinocchio" written in graceful and lively English prose.