| As well as its widespread deployment in broadcasting, mobile text culture has been the language of prosaic, everyday transactions. |
| Many of his works consist of portraits or series of portraits of prosaic objects. |
| No more than we want our poems to be poetic do we want our prose to be prosaic. |
| The methodical and rather prosaic style may not have the literary skill of, say, Abanindranath Tagore's diary. |
| But both in his words and especially in his music, his language is surely prosaic. |
| The style seems prosaic and indicates a distance from the original oral narrative style. |
