Sentence examples for measured prose from inspiring English sources

In stinging but measured prose, he admonished the vice-chancellor for being "silent on the matter of moral responsibility".

It justifies such presentation with a beautifully measured prose style that combines a lilting, poetic turn of phrase and acute quality of observation … It is certainly the best-written musical autobiography since Bob Dylan's Chronicles, and, like that book, it evokes a sense of what it must be like to dwell within such an extraordinary mind".

Told in Lila's own voice, the narrative finds the poetic juncture between her uneducated speech -- she claims at one point to have not known the word "existence" -- and Robinson's acutely observed and measured prose, resulting in a voice, and a novel, both believable and achingly beautiful.

In measured prose, Nuland states his own belief that eternal life is a bad idea.

Winder's graceful and measured prose is entirely suited to his topic.

If after reading that paragraph you feel the need, as I did, to bask in more measured prose, see Laura Miller's great review, in Salon.

Ms Dunmore's beautifully measured, unostentatious prose conveys terrible shudders of feeling.

This is not measured, careful prose, it is bold, messy bravura; tightrope-writing.

In conversation, Dr. Packer goes beyond the measured scientific prose of the paper, venting his frustration with the fantasy often offered to tourists of a free and unfettered African wilderness.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 18 , 1942P. 7 Among the literary phenomena of our time are the picture captions in Life - the measure prose pointing out that the naked girl above is pretty or identifyin two gray smudges as opposing aircraft fighting it out in the tropical skies.

Her task is comprehension rather than replication, and she uses a measured, lyrically austere prose, whose even tread barely betrays the considerable passion that drives it onward.