Sentence examples for potent prose from inspiring English sources

Film adaptations of his work have rarely captured his potent prose, and have often disappointed fans.

A sensibility of that sort — schooled not in Austen but in Susan Lucci — invariably collapses into sentimentality, and no sentimentalist has ever written a potent prose.

For Bellow too, one feels, this desire to forget at the same time as remembering provides a clue to the avid excess of his potent prose, to the tension between his spritely inventiveness and the load it must carry, between economy and expansion.

His first novel, "Fight Club" (1996), established the formula with potent, hammering prose.

Again, when I interviewed her about Gilead for the Observer at her home in Iowa in 2005, her literary voice was undimmed, its concerns as deep-rooted, and the simple magic of her prose as potent as ever.

There's also the potent magic of his crystal prose.

It was always McGahern's practice to keep cutting and cutting his text until he had distilled his prose to its deeply potent essence.

Boyle blended brilliant prose and delinquency in hydroponically potent entertainments.

The Jungle Books have all the elements I want my books to have: beautifully textured poetic prose, a richly imagined world, potent emotions, big ideas, page-turning action, and at their heart, a magnificent unlikely hero.

He exerted a potent influence on later writers, particularly upon the early writers of narrative prose and fiction.

For all its fascinating detail and immensely readable prose, "God's Jury" essentially delivers the single point of a potent op-ed essay.