Приклади вживання His prose Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Hel in his Prose Edda.
A distinctive feature of his prose….
I thought his prose was poetic.
I invite you to study his prose.
London varied his prose style to reflect the action.
He was afraid to find out whether his prose was salable.
There he published his prose in two volumes- Grotesque and Arabesques.
In fact,he was the first major novelist to openly admit that his prose fiction was pure artefact.
In his prose there is no nostalgia, but there is genuine affection, rough and profound.
Since late 1920s until 1961 his prose was not published at all.
His prose unites the eloquence of the Bible with the vigorous realism of common speech.
He has said he aims to give his prose"the kind of denseness and thickness that poetry has.”.
He is sometimes called the“magical postmodernist” due to the intertextuality and richness of his prose.
Pietro Bembo of Venice published his Prose della volgar lingua(“Writings on the Vulgar Tongue”) in 1525.
His prose is transparent, with lucid explanations and a sense that we are chatting with the experts ourselves.”[22].
The reader was least interested in the social aspects of his prose, he sought and found in them a mood in tune with time.
In his prose works Franko acted as a realist, focused on the problems of contemporary Galician life.
It was the"Thirteenth feat of Hercules" by Iskander anda fewother stories about childhood became the beginning of his prose.
His prose, at least no less than its poetry, Brodsky made a name well known to the world outside the USSR.
From the earliest works, a prominent place in his prose was occupied by the topic of guilt for old sins, including the sins of ancestors.
Here Bruno Schulz studied from 1902 to 1910 and his teacher of drawingwas Adolf Arendt whom the writer immortalized in his prose.
World fame was the first book of his prose- a collection of essays on national history and the Mexican character“Labyrinth of loneliness”(1950).
Gabriel García Márquez is one of my favorite writers, forhis storytelling, but even more, I think, for the beauty and precision of his prose.
His prose was repeatedly included into the lists of nominees and winners of the Russian Literary Prize for foreigners- the novel Decartes' Demon was awarded the main prize in 2013.
Published in more than 40 languages, he indeliblyaltered the field of“fantasy” literature through the originality of his ideas and the artistry of his prose.
His prose is so self-sufficient in its literary advantages that it does not surprise me at all that this man did not know much about music and in fact hated it.
Though his verse production was no more voluminous than his prose, his success in the field of poetry was no less than spectacular in Albania at the time.
His prose is comparable to French prose of the 1920s, biographical novels of Irwin Stone, scientific works of French historical school known as the'Annales' school.
A macaronic tendency to drag in an untranslated quotation, whether in French, German, Italian, or Spanish,marked his prose for the rest of his life, and could have been a tacit claim that there was really not very much wrong with his eyes, if he could take in all that print.
Just as in his prose works, he avoided plot intrigue and shifted the center of gravity to the hidden, internal plot involving the mental world of the hero.