But listen: even my own masterful prose can't capture what you'll feel when you try Twitter.
His best-known work, the novella Brudstykker af en landsbydegns dagbog (1824; trans. in The Diary of a Parish Clerk and Other Stories), is written in masterful prose and shows Blicher's psychological insight into the Jutlanders' character.
History may judge it to be less than the perfect modern classic it aims to be, but it is a memorable tale, distinguished by masterful prose, an intriguingly peculiar sensibility, and something hard to define that many great works of art have: a kind of dignity.
Al-Jāḥiẓ, in full Abū ʿUthmān ʿAmr ibn Baḥr al-Jāḥiẓ, (born c. 776, Basra, Iraq died 868/869, Basra), Islamic theologian, intellectual, and litterateur known for his individual and masterful Arabic prose.
This whole court history is just a wonderful, masterful work of prose.
His most masterful works in prose are the lively and elegant dialogues Côrte na Aldeia (1619; "Village Court"), in which a young noble, a student, a wealthy gentleman, and a man of letters discuss manners, philosophy, social questions, and especially literary style.
Fifty-eight years after Lolita was first published, Vladimir Nabokov's most famous novel remains firmly in the public consciousness, but more often for its misunderstood subject than for its masterful and dazzling prose.
Now, however, he has a masterful control of his prose (which you always felt could run away with Roth at any moment) and no one is better at showing a human's place in history, how our actions and lives sit against our times.
No one matches Le Carré for his masterful plots and compelling, brutal prose.
His memoir-cum-how-to book is at once sublimely gruesome and sublimely hilarious, a masterful juxtaposition of sophisticated, even elegant prose with truly squalid subject matter.
Masterful rhythms make it into a prose poem, laced with knife-edge wit and insight.
