Sentence examples for powerful prose from inspiring English sources

This unusual alliance has loosed some powerful prose against the government.

His Danton (1899) and Robespierre (1901) proved his lively historical sense and powerful prose style.

However, he concedes that the song features "powerful prose [delivered] with unmatched passion".

"Dangerous Nation" is a first-rate work of history, based on prodigious reading and enlivened by a powerful prose style.

Eggers's most powerful prose is often his most straightforward, relying on old-fashioned truth telling for its punch.

"Known for his spare, striking and powerful prose, J. M. Coetzee has left an indelible mark on our culture," said the Ransom Center director, Thomas F. Staley.

The American writer Mary Gaitskill, whose work alternates between novels and short stories, is a writer of prodigious gifts, not least the ability to translate the untidy, painful grit of human relationships into powerful, crystalline prose without sacrificing any of their strangeness.

In appraising Frank's powerful global legacy, Prose makes a persuasive argument for her literary genius.

He is also a powerful writer whose prose can illuminate -- and sting.

In examining Anne Frank's powerful global legacy, Prose makes a persuasive argument for her literary genius.

(One might also wonder: Is that your utmost desire?) The author's structural obsessions — his determination to muffle the powerful emotions his prose evokes with banal cerebral "theories" — result in one of the book's great themes: coitus interruptus.