Sentence examples for robust prose from inspiring English sources
"I loved Paddy's Mani, with his great robust prose and byways into history.
It's a powerful argument, swept along by Katznelson's robust prose and the imposing scholarship that lies behind it.
Thickets of George Orwell's robust prose fill the stage in Ryan Kiggell's adaptation of "Burmese Days," which opened on Wednesday night at 59E59 Theaters as part of the Brits Off Broadway festival.
Amid Hamid's lapidary prose are robust images that amplify the festering and the constriction Daru feels.
Pettibon's coarsely robust picturing and suavely refined prose do the same, but for initiates who are more strictly fanciful.
Bruni's prose is as robust as his story; he clearly enjoys writing as much as eating.
The authors and database owners obviously need to focus on the qualitative aspect of the experimental information, especially the phenotype of the sample, to allow normalized access for beginners, with standard prose, in order to support a robust computational analysis across all studies in ArrayExpress and GEO.
In the the beginning, his prose was crisper and his style more robust, but his subject range narrower.
Expanded from his Gifford lectures, it is, as one might expect of the author of A History of Christianity and Reformation, intellectually robust, and without the prevarications and self-qualifications that sometimes stymie academic prose.
Retelling Chaucer in our contemporary prose necessarily is a great loss, yet so rich is Chaucer that enormous value remains in Ackroyd's robust versions of "The Canterbury Tales".
Its revelations are gynaecological, its prose thrumming with overwrought images, like the field of phalluses that she daydreams, "thick and robust with their pulsing visible veins, swaying in the gentle breeze".
