Sentence examples for terse style from inspiring English sources
Although influenced by earlier Egyptian and other Eastern monastic writers, John exhibits psychological insights with a distinctive, terse style.
But he also explored new ways to combine vintage Balenciaga shapes with his own more terse style.
The most important mid-20th-century Dutch writer, Simon Vestdijk, was originally associated with the Forum group, while Ferdinand Bordewijk's terse style produced hauntingly original fiction.
His direct, terse style, seemingly drab by earlier standards, was the perfect vehicle for his sharp, unsentimental portrayal of people living economically and emotionally depressed lives.
Its title, the language of routine communiqués, is typical of its cool, terse style, which records the daily horrors of war in laconic understatement.
In his book "Cultural Amnesia: Necessary Memories from History and the Arts," Clive James praised Ms. Kovaly's "psychological penetration and terse style" before bestowing a remarkable accolade.
He said of his terse, poetic style, "I didn't want to clean it up the way you have to do in New York or Milan".
But he expressed displeasure in a terse, aphoristic style that carried a devastating punch.
Gorky praised the young author's terse, naturalistic style, at the same time advising him to "see the world".
His best known works are Pepita Jiménez (1874), notable for its terse, elegant style and masterful character development, Doña Luz (1879) and Juanita la Larga (1895).
In 43 bc he began to publish a series of historical works in a terse, epigrammatic style studded with archaisms and avoiding the copiousness of Cicero.
