Sentences with phrase «in prose»

While there is no rule against writing your skills in a prose form, it is best to do this when you are writing a cover letter, and not the resume.

But it was the governor himself who noted that politicians campaign in poetry but govern in prose.

Would you describe the stories as each being distinct in prose style?

Do not write your resume in prose; doing that will make the document feel more like a one - page story.

This has long been evident in prose where pieces written and published to the web are typically oriented vertically rather than horizontally and reading predominantly entails scrolling through text instead of flipping through pages.

It's a tender, violent and funny story told in prose that is lyrical, lush and hugely imaginative.

It is because the cover letter is detailed in a prose form, providing hiring managers with exact information regarding skills and abilities of a job seeker.

In the prose introduction of this book this suffering is depicted as a test.

We have long realized that things can be communicated in poetry which can not readily be expressed in prose.

It's like reading cross examination questions in prose form.

So there is a case for allowing «mental maps» to continue to be interpreted freely as portraits in prose.

A review, or, even worse, multiple reviews that mention basic errors in your prose can do a lot of harm to your sales.

She makes no effort in her prose to hide her fascination with the American landscape or how being consistently «under the influence» influences the most talented of writers.

As for other line - editing skills, I don't know if this counts, but the skill to make sure the level of beauty in the prose is appropriate?

Words they don't understand can scare them away (but if such words are common in the prose, you also don't want to create false expectations).

When do you use digits in your prose and when do you spell out the numbers?

This is not to say that it should be a repeat of your résumé in prose form.

The latter is used to emphasize points that you may not be able to highlight in prose.

To write in prose that you seek certain heights or express a height preference is a much more personal, deliberate, serious act of expressing one's interests.

The arrangement is topical, and in prose form.

Dickens published the story (actually titled A Christmas Carol in Prose, Being a Ghost - story of Christmas) in 1843.

Impressive as these may be, these laundry lists are tedious to read in prose format.

- John Katzenbach, author of The Wrong Man «Cloudland is Joseph Olshan's best work since Clara's Heart, a novel of high suspense that's written in prose as lyrical as The Lovely Bones.»

Epic in scope, heroic in character, and masterful in prose, We Are Not Ourselves is a multigenerational portrait of the Irish American Leary family.

The NCATS featured prominently in the prose of the Obama budget, but was not funded as a discrete centre.

Kirsten Green, who invested in Prose through Forerunner Ventures, said that this fits here investment thesis of «micropersonalization.»

It didn't help that his two - volume work, The Theory of the Earth, was written in prose so impenetrable that hardly anyone read it.

This, I feel, is even worse than just bleeping out «offensive» words on TV, or the old practice of replacing said words in prose with lines instead (e.g., «G — d — ``, or «b ---- ``, or what have you).

As a refresher, schools in the PROSE program are able to experiment with class size, length of school day, class periods, and leadership, to name a few, just like charter schools.

If you are more interested in PROSE writing prompts, here are a full month's worth from Toasted Cheese.

The National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowships program offers $ 25,000 grants in prose (fiction and creative nonfiction) and poetry to published creative writers that enable recipients to set aside time for writing, research, travel, and general career advancement.

The National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowships program operates on a two - year cycle with fellowships in prose and poetry available in alternating years.

That shows in his prose, which is very nuanced and delicate, and shows every sign of having been informed by the great 19th Century stylists.

Wiman has written eloquently in prose about falling passionately in love in his late thirties, his subsequent diagnosis with a rare cancer, and his rediscovery of faith.

So far, the three Plympton / Amazon titles trend toward the commercial fiction market, but Love says the forthcoming titles are both commercial in plot and literary in their prose and characterization.

She holds a B.A in Africana Studies from Brooklyn College, a MFA in Prose from Mills College, and has received awards from the New York Foundation of the Arts and the Sustainable Arts Foundation.

He is an indefatigable investigator, explicator, and champion of all living things, from ants to humans, and he advances his views in prose more elegant and intricate than that of many accomplished novelists.

The town has become somewhat of a tribute to this great man, with opportunities to visit the bar his stories were set in, or sample the fiery Mampoer that featured in his prose.

Dean merges past and present in prose that shines like the gilt frames in the Hermitage.

They are 80 pages long with illustrations (much like light novels / j - pulp), and will tell Naturo's story in prose format.

Thus in his prose he prescribed correctives, and did so in piquant, sharply worded and unequivocal judgments, all of which were ordered toward restoring the power of commanding authority that modernity has undermined.