Sentence examples for rigorous prose from inspiring English sources

Its less than rigorous prose doesn't help, either.

This profoundly moving novel reminds us that he is still the most trustworthy and rigorous prose writer of our age.

"I've never felt so many different voices getting unleashed in a piece of writing," Myles reveals, demonstrating through their text that you don't have to stick to any one mode if you're a rigorous prose stylist whatever voice you adopt.

Most critics, however, praised Mr. Unsworth's stylish prose, rigorous fealty to detail and ability to evoke entire complex societies.

Instead, recruiting Curzon Street as a writing school, he salutes the "rigorous instruction in prose" he got from the "classically trained senior officers" who massacred his "dangling clauses and gratuitous adverbs".

In this regard, Echenoz's unemotional prose and rigorous assembly concerning a ghastly subject bring to mind the Objectivist poet Charles Reznikoff's brilliant "Testimony," just republished by Black Sparrow, which borrows from harrowing criminal-court transcripts to create a bleak history of the United States between 1885 and 1915.

But this isn't merely passable prose; it's rigorous and essential prose, and if Zambra is disappointed by literature he is also saved by it.

It's fortunate, then, that DeLillo's prose is so rigorous and so precise.

The distinguished academic historian Hugh Thomas has described her as "rigorous with her sources and accomplished with her prose".

Authoritative, astute, encyclopaedic in his knowledge and rigorous in his assessments, Schiff rendered complicated concepts in clear, accessible prose.

As that line suggests, the prose here isn't always up to Welsh's pithily rigorous standards.