Sentence examples for subtle prose from inspiring English sources

Told in spare yet subtle prose, The Final Silence is deftly plotted, fast paced and the denouement packs a real punch.

Mystical love poetry had been written since the days of Sanāʾī, and theories of love had been explained in the most subtle prose and sensitive verses by the Sufis of the early 12th century.

All we can say today is that he is a master of American prose, the author of some of the finest sentences and most subtle prose narratives in recent years.

He moreover developed into a man of letters and wrote subtle prose and elegant verse.

Point being, says Vachul, to focus on encouraging users to go out on actual dates — not on crafting subtle prose to woo a match.

Best known for his novels Remains of the Day and Never Let Me Go, he's famed for his restrained, subtle prose and his finely crafted explorations of individual and cultural emotion, survival and memory.

How difficult it is to explicate this subtle prose-poetry: is Emerson exalting whim (as he does elsewhere) while warning us that "the laws" are not to be evaded?

This is surprising, from a usually subtle writer like Prose.

At every step we keep close company with Farley, through the author's subtle and dextrous prose.

His sinuous prose, subtle eroticism and 1950s period detail do more than enough to put this series on the map.

Here and throughout this nicely textured, intelligent collection, Desai graces her characters with supple and elegant prose, subtle insights and, above all, an understated, humane sense of comedy.