Sentence examples for prose towards from inspiring English sources

She has clearly ignored the salient reasons why she decided not to run (namely, money and responsibility) and not so subtly shifted the prose towards the collective "we" which, presumably, she will be a part of, but not necessarily a leader of.

There is a strong trend to move away from "prose" reports towards "structured" reports, and to that effect templates are being developed.

Carpenter's massive prose-poem "Towards Democracy" electrified young Arthur.

He wrote in prose paragraphs, feeling towards a tough, full-bloodied, inventive but real theatrical speech.

For Stephanie Cross in the Daily Mail, however, "It all somehow fails to enchant: the Anterworld sections are oddly prosaic, and Pears's at times cliched prose tends somewhat towards the functional".

Others were more free-form, leaning towards prose poetry.

It's a universe that you are obliged to explore at the languid pace of Proust's serpentine prose, snaking from enumeration towards explication, from description into deviation.

Unsurpassed as a perspective on the complexities of the Middle Eastern campaign, the book can nevertheless be considered at least part-fiction thanks to its questionable historicity and its tendency towards the lyrical and its ornate 19th-century prose style evidencing Lawrence's aspiration towards high art.

Given Miller's tendency towards glossy magazine prose, James scholars might raise their eyebrows at such a comparison.

The measured beat of the prose doesn't push the story towards crisis, or revelation".

But, Burroughs aside, the tendency here has been towards a rather unadorned prose style; a kitchen sink, tell-it-how-it-is evocation of lives shattered by deviant practices.