Sprawling In A Sentence Quotes & Sayings

Nowadays, everything is so gratuitous. The violence is suggested, and it's much more impactful than showing everything. — Oliver Jackson-Cohen

God can cure any illness. — Lailah Gifty Akita

As the ordinary violence of dawn sweeps across the lower Coromandel coast, a sprawling village comes into view. — David Davidar

Mamma says she is quite certain that "how old is too old?" is not a question known to the Lord. — Annette Bridges

Isn't one of the first lessons of good elocution that there's nothing one can say in any rambling, sprawling rant that can't, through some effort, be said shorter and better with a little careful editing? Or that, in writing, there's nothing you can describe in any page-filling paragraph that can't be captured better in just a sentence or two? Perhaps even nothing in any sentence which cannot better be refined in a single, spot-on word? Does it not follow, then, that there's likely nothing one can say in any word - in saying anything at all - that, ultimately, isn't better left unsaid?
(attrib: F.L. Vanderson) — Mort W. Lumsden

Tenderest touch leaves the darkest of marks
And the kindest of kisses break the hardest of hearts. — Florence + The Machine

Frank Zhang, you should know!" Frank flinched. "I should?" "A son of Ares stood here!" Hedge cried indignantly. "I'm Roman ... so Mars, actually." "Whatever! Famous spot in the American Civil War!" "I'm Canadian, actually. — Rick Riordan