Sentence examples for vigorous prose from inspiring English sources

Wahrman's vigorous prose even makes him culturally interesting.

Schecter, the author of "The Battle for New York," knows how to tell a good story in clear, vigorous prose.

Nazım Hikmet is also known for his plays, which are written in vigorous prose and are also mainly Marxist inspired.

Contrast Beer's vigorous prose with the following passage from a social sciences book: The partial participation of newcomers is by no means "disconnected" from the practice of interest.

Set in the 13th century and written in vigorous prose, the play was a masterful combination of national and individual conflicts, and one of its characters, Tiborc, a poor peasant, has remained ever since a symbol of the oppressed.

In vigorous prose he describes four great migrations: from Africa to the American coast, from the coastal south to the interior south, from the south to the north, and from the world to America.

Vásquez writes a vigorous, lucid prose (well translated by Anne McLean), full of bright physical particularities and confident psychological touches.

Writing in vigorous, pictorial prose, Mr. Hughes expertly conjures the triumphal, over-the-top, Hollywood-like pageantry that Roman leaders excelled at.

Sir Vidya's Shadow, Possessed of a vigorous, casually elegant prose style and infinite curiousity, he has managed to elude every possible ideological niche despite having produced an extraordinary body of work -- twenty-six books in all, including almost equal amounts of fiction and non-fiction -- over the past forty years.

Johnson's ancient and perennial theme is the search for a good life – a search we are all still embarked upon, whether we see it that way or not – and he writes in vigorous and surging prose, declamatory yet questioning, authoritative yet self-interrogating, always working toward a clearer view of things through doubles, paradoxes and inversions.

"His prose is vigorous, colorful".