Utiliser "prose" dans une phrase

1. The two masters of official prose worked like Trojans throughout the whole of the night before the paper was due to be published, collating pages by section and sections by chapter

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2. The two masters of official prose worked like Trojans

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3. the most wonderful pieces of prose and poetry I have ever

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4. humorous prose had ceased to have an effect

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5. A writer may experience a tragic loss, and his refusal to accept the loss might result in a life of tortured but beautiful prose as he tries to work through his pain through writing

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6. Greatest writer of English prose in all of history

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7. Based on the description of warfare in "The Art of War" and the striking similarity of the text's prose to other works from Warring States period led the modern scholars to place the completion of "The Art of War" in the Warring States Period (476-221 BC)

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8. There would be none of the book inventory problems I had heard so much about during my adventure in prose

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9. Collecting my poems and beginnings of prose, a secret joy gathered inside

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10. That is one reason why I like writing poetry--you can say so many things in it that are true in poetry but wouldn't be true in prose

11. The Romans introduced the prose novel, later

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12. Green is also the author of Stone Blood, a literary novel, and Three Pounds of Flax, a collection of 48 prose poems

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13. I asked him about his studies and he indicated that they were still emphasizing Nahual prose and poetry in Texcoco

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14. tried to explain this strange adventure in letters, but found he could put it better in the form of a poem or prose

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15. his deepest and most personal thoughts, in prose and poetry

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16. Odyssey Resumed ought to be read not only for the measured movements of its prose and its lyricism, but also for its respect of the immense diversity of every phenomenon, including the most elusive of all: human happiness

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17. The bookshelf offered a variety of prose and what appeared to be

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18. Not only is it not new, it is hackneyed in comparison to the far better prose of the classic mystical religious writers

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19. His prose needs some refining though,”

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20. Last Friday while we talked, in a very entertaining chat, I took advantage of the opportunity to ask him, very secretly, his interest in literature and poetry, and he confessed openly in my own face that he is not fan of literature, verses, poetry, or anything that has to do with romantic prose

21. make a turn of phrase clearer, or a reminder on how to enliven prose with the active voice

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22. , Light on the Path and The Idyll of the White Lotus, He being, as our President puts it, a “skilled craftsman in poetic English prose and in melodious utterance”

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23. Things unattempted yet in prose or rhyme

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24. ciples: enjambments, repetition, prose narration, and the use of

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25. ate between poetry and prose, but, as for form, poetic rules are the

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26. When prose is composed, we write to the

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27. more akin to prose poetry than it is to other types of modern free-

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28. ate rhythm, so meter is conserved, and traces of prose are removed

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29. On a long table, also heaped with old books and papers, the proprietor was writing tireless prose in purple letters, somewhat outlandish, and on the loose pages of a school notebook

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30. While her English prose could not be called masterful, her style was both simple, direct and concise, something he appreciated as an experienced field commander: flowery bullshit was something he had no time for in a war zone

31. Dr Prasad is giving this presentation and his emotional creation for the friends, family members and relatives as well as others to read, enjoy and get something out of these poems and prose

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32. Like that character from Moliere who was delighted to learn that he’d been speaking prose all along and never knew it, each and every one of us is channeling all the time; and the only difference between “professional” psychics and mediums and the rest of us is that the psychics are aware of what they’re doing – they make a special point of (call special attention to) a completely natural process that everybody already knows how to do

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33. Winner of numerous awards, among them Israel's Council of Culture and Art Prize for Maiden Prose (1997), The Rotary Club Award for Social Studies (1976), and the Bilateral Relations Studies Award of the American Embassy in Israel (1978)

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34. Spring is also the author of three prose works:

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35. Spring’s written poetry and prose are available at:

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36. And then it all came to me in a sudden fall: not as rhymes, however, but prose poems: a collection of speech-like, out-of-control, falling-down-the-elevator-shaft raps that somehow revealed both my own colors and those of the nursery characters in a way I could never have predicted

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37. Spring’s poetry and prose are available at:

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38. Free downloadable selections from most of my poetry and prose are available at:

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39. I’ve been known to dabble in the prose before; it’s fun, but I’ve never written this much stuff

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40. Twenty pages of this mind-bending prose

41. Wading through all that turgid prose ought to stop him

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42. never learnt to think logically, and wrote such dense, impenetrable prose it was amazing anyone

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43. Hesse, the German master of prose, had just completed his mas-

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44. It was similar to the gruesome poem, he’d verbally left on her answering machine the day she flew out to Colorado, but this written poem had been altered to allow for additional passages to be added to it’s horrific prose

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45. He pulls her up as she attempts to guess what author might have said such a profound prose?

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46. This wasa five-act costume play, in prose, portraying the life at thecourt

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47. Of his shorter prose worksonly two, "De Gibraltar a Lisboa,

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48. diphthongization of two strong vowels in the proper pronunciationof prose; only when a strong

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49. So strong was this feeling the other day that I actually got out of the carriage, being impulsive, and began almost involuntarily to climb the hill, half expecting to see the glories of the New Jerusalem all spread out before me when I should reach the top; and it came with quite a shock of disappointment to find there was nothing there but the prose of potato-fields, and a sandy road with home-going calves kicking up its dust, and in the distance our neighbour's _Schloss_, and the New Jerusalem just as far off as ever

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50. Matt, now amused by the old man"s prose, teasingly asked, “But

51. ” He had never heard of the author who was described on the dust cover as a writer whose books were sustained by lush Southern-Gothic prose

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52. Between the lines of written prose, that forms the basis of her dreams

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53.  French Prose of the XVIIth Century (Warren)

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54. mingling ofscenes in prose with those in verse, we find the versification variedaccording to the nature

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55. gram for the true poet or prose writer, and I am in-

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56. of the important writers of his timeand composed interesting prose satires; his verse

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57. volumes in which are found,together with the Rimas, a collection of prose legends

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58. His dreamy prose is often compared

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59. into prose as well as verse

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60. day prose is recognizedas the best medium for the promulgation of scientific orpolitical

61. Footnote 15: (return) Note that here poetic usage differs from the rules for syllabicationthat obtain in prose

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62. in prose are the Castillo interior and the Camino deperfección

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63. The greatest of the mysticpoets, he wrote as well religious works in prose ( Los

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64. best-known works in prose are the picaresquenovel popularly called El gran tacaño (1626) and

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65. Although the literary output of Cuba isgreater than that of some other Spanish-American countries,yet during the colonial period there was in Cuba a dearth ofboth prose and

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66. who had been welltrained in the Latin classics by Spanish priests, wrote inexcellent prose his

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67. Gorostiza (1789-1851), whowrote few lyric verses, but many dramas in verse and prose

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68. —Darío: with the appearance in 1888 of a small volumeof prose and verse entitled Azul, by

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69. So too is the prose of Darwin set in a convoluted political doublespeak… simply because he could not afford to insult the Church of England

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70. Revealing that the depth of his understanding of the human soul has still not been equaled in modern prose as the first and best novel ever written about the truth of human corruption

71. And why is it called a Carol? Its prose is not especially musical

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72. He wrote his song of praise of the meanest most miserable human filth ever to live in England, in a poetic prose: designed to woo the hearts and minds of every western soul who could read his words

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73. Coyote Kishpaugh has been writing prose and poetry most of his life, and alternately entertains and terrifies his children by telling them stories late at night

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74. I would like to share with you a selection of prose written in 400 AD by Bishop Eusebius

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75. That all created in prose and verse

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76. with a pacy, easy prose; its full of clever conversation

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77. No dialogue, but that was deliberate, because you get a better chance to exhibit style with pure prose

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78. It’s amazing the number of writers who become fixated on pure prose, believing that the only avenues open to them are the novel or the short story

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79. ‘Perhaps Sweet knew something of Onegin,’ I thought to myself, though pageantry had seemed more his cup of tea than prose

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80. Most of my stories lacked voice and structure and tried way too hard to be cute with their prose

81. Suddenly my thoughts were interrupted with a flow of poetic prose

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82. James’ comment was, “I like the prose

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83. Although this is written in prose form, I always see it as a play when I

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84. I am of opinion it should not be burned, but that it should be cleared of all that about the sage Felicia and the magic water, and of almost all the longer pieces of verse: let it keep, and welcome, its prose and the honour of being the first of books of the kind

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85. Don Quixote turned the page and said, "This is prose and seems to be a letter

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86. "It is as you say, senor canon," said the curate; "and for that reason those who have hitherto written books of the sort deserve all the more censure for writing without paying any attention to good taste or the rules of art, by which they might guide themselves and become as famous in prose as the two princes of Greek and Latin poetry are in verse

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87. "No more there is! Will you have hash or fish-balls for breakfast?" asked Hannah, who wisely mingled poetry and prose

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88. I think verse more tender than prose, and that it moves far more easily to tears

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89. And then, what is this sea, the subject of so many apostrophes in verse and prose addressed to its greatness and its mystery by men who had never penetrated either the one or the other? The sea is uncertain, arbitrary, featureless, and violent

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90. Nevertheless we bear her no ill-will, and will gladly allow her to return upon condition that she makes a defence of herself in verse; and her supporters who are not poets may speak in prose

91. Why Plato, who was himself a poet, and whose dialogues are poems and dramas, should have been hostile to the poets as a class, and especially to the dramatic poets; why he should not have seen that truth may be embodied in verse as well as in prose, and that there are some indefinable lights and shadows of human life which can only be expressed in poetry--some elements of imagination which always entwine with reason; why he should have supposed epic verse to be inseparably associated with the impurities of the old Hellenic mythology; why he should try Homer and Hesiod by the unfair and prosaic test of utility,--are questions which have always been debated amongst students of Plato

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92. At the same time we must remember, that what Plato would have called the charms of poetry have been partly transferred to prose; he himself (Statesman) admits rhetoric to be the handmaiden of Politics, and proposes to find in the strain of law (Laws) a substitute for the old poets

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93. Then the tale of love might begin again in poetry or prose, two in one, united in the pursuit of knowledge, or the service of God and man; and feelings of love might still be the incentive to great thoughts and heroic deeds as in the days of Dante or Petrarch; and many types of manly and womanly beauty might appear among us, rising above the ordinary level of humanity, and many lives which were like poems (Laws), be not only written, but lived by us

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94. Once more, Socrates, I will ask you to consider another way of speaking about justice and injustice, which is not confined to the poets, but is found in prose writers

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95. No one has ever adequately described either in verse or prose the true essential nature of either of them abiding in the soul, and invisible to any human or divine eye; or shown that of all the things of a man's soul which he has within him, justice is the greatest good, and injustice the greatest evil

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96. and of the words which follow? Would you say that these, or any similar impertinences which private individuals are supposed to address to their rulers, whether in verse or prose, are well or ill spoken?

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97. "Oh!" she replied, "I don't wish to limit his acquirements: still, he has no right to appropriate what is mine, and make it ridiculous to me with his vile mistakes and mispronunciations! Those books, both prose and verse, are consecrated to me by other associations; and I hate to have them debased and profaned in his mouth! Besides, of all, he has selected my favourite pieces that I love the most to repeat, as if out of deliberate malice

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