Sentence examples for prose statements from inspiring English sources

He has kept about two-thirds of the old selection, adding 50 or so poems and a small sheaf of the poet's rambling prose statements and reminiscences, some of which sound more like Ernie Kovacs or Lenny Bruce than the author of these insouciantly unserious poems (O'Hara loathed academic hauteur, though he needn't have sounded so oafish about it).

This interpretation is consistent with Auden's many prose statements about the theological importance of the body.

"Hospital Parking Lot, April" demonstrates Laura Kasischke's combination of emotions boldly shown and emotions withheld, direct expression and mystified white space, prose statement (she says what she sees) and acrobatic, unpredictable technique.

IT WOULD win no prizes for elegant prose, but the statement that accompanied the Federal Reserve's latest quarter-point increase in interest rates on May 10th was at least clear.

If you're going to make a statement, I think you should write it in prose and make a statement.

This part of the college application requires each applicant to file a personal statement, a prose reflection conveying individual sensibility, experience or worldview.

In advance of the summer Olympics in Beijing, the center has arranged for Edward Albee, Russell Banks, Jessica Hagedorn, Francine Prose, and others to read statements from several of these writers.

The answers are now up, on topics ranging from political euphemism to Orwell's statement that "Good prose is like a window pane" — which Wood translates as Orwell's desire "to snatch reality, without too much obvious aesthetic fussing".

"Sports is, by itself, the international language, but StatMuse has taken a giant leap forward, transforming sports statistics into meaningful, storytelling prose," said David Stern in a statement.

Reporters fear that complex disclosure statements might soil their prose.

All of the endorsed statements were written into prose to form the guidelines document.