Sentence examples for vivid prose from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, the novel thrives on humor and cinematically vivid prose.
Thankfully, the vivid prose stays, at all times, free of snark.
In taut, vivid prose, Dr. Ofri describes a tragic event that occurred during Eva's residency.
From the off, Greenwood evokes his home turf in an urgent, vivid prose style.
A fundamental work of American literature, this book's vivid prose refreshes familiar characters and events.
Asbjørnsen's vivid prose sketches of folklife and Moe's poems recaptured the folk heritage of Norway for the modern age.
But his mistakes are venial, outweighed by his vivid, visceral prose.
Yet it is a work of immense charm and originality, written in vivid, witty prose.
Though not a swashbuckler like Cousteau, Sir David Attenborough, who began doing nature broadcasts 48 years ago, narrates with brisk authority and vivid, unadorned prose (and never appears on-screen).
In vivid, concise prose, Mr. Meltzer wrote about slavery, witch hunts, the immigrant experience, the Depression, the Holocaust, the civil rights era and the labor movement, among many other subjects.
As a biographer, he's humble but firm — he lets Steward's vivid, energetic prose do much of the talking but keeps his own hand on the tiller and never gets giddy, even when Steward seems to be carousing his way through the entire Modern Library.
