Sentence examples for rich prose from inspiring English sources

In 1990 our reviewer, Jill McCorkle, admired the tale's "wonderfully rich" prose.

In these early works Pramoedya evolved a rich prose style that incorporated Javanese everyday speech and images from classical Javanese culture.

The style of the pieces is peculiarly the author's own — a rich prose occasionally touched with purple but never with dullness or disenchantment.

Marias is the most exciting author I have discovered this year - his rich prose and vivid descriptions will stay with me for a long time.

Writing in the magazine in May, James Wood called it "one of the most remarkable post-colonial books I have ever read," and praised O'Neill's "attentive, rich prose".

This is attentive, rich prose about New York in crisis that, refreshingly, is not also prose in crisis: it's not overwrought or solipsistic or puerile or sentimental, or otherwise straining to be noticed.

Her image-rich prose and unconventional sense of the paragraph surprise and resonate.

Leonard's participle-rich prose style builds action round dialogue in an intriguing way, coming off like the bastard child of Hemingway and Virginia Woolf.

Doctorow is a stranger writer than he at first seems; his fiction, though generous with the conventional pleasures of dramatic plot, colorful characters, and information-rich prose, yet challenges the reader with a puckish truculence.

Alan Garner published The Weirdstone of Brisingamen in 1960 but his folklore-rich prose, crafted amid and about the landscape of east Cheshire, is finding a new legion of fans today, not least with the publication of Boneland, the final volume of the Weirdstone trilogy last year.

Nothing had previously evoked such a sense of place and time with the richest prose.