Sentence examples for In poet from inspiring English sources

In poet Dionne Brand's first novel, In Another Place, Not Here, two women from the Caribbean encountered Toronto in the 1970s and '80s.

In poet Zakaria Mohammed's view, Darwish's later poems seek to build a genesis for the Palestinians: "they all start: 'there was a people and a land'..

In "Poet Strolling by a Marshy Bank," a painting by Liang Kai inspired by Chan Buddhism (known in Japan as Zen), the landscape seems to split and fold over on itself, like dough being kneaded by a celestial hand.

In poet Sean O'Brien's second novel, Stephen Maxwell has recently retired from an unremarkable career teaching history at Blake's, "a church in light disguise" on the outskirts of a North Sea port.

In "Poet Laureate: Louise Glück and the Public Face of a Private Artist" (Editorial Observer, Nov. 4), Andrew Johnston writes, "Poetry, in this utilitarian, unpoetic age, is marginal because in most respects it is marvelously useless and because it is unmarketable".

Many pieces in "Poet in New York" can be read as coded references to homosexual experiences.

He could not fit in Poets' Walk at all.

Saigyō's influence was reflected in poets of later ages, particularly the haiku master Matsuo Bashō.

Stalin, who showed a fatally keen interest in poets (as in other artists), had him exiled to the northern Urals.

Her first published volume of poetry, Another Animal (1954), also appeared in Poets of Today in 1954.

The rapid rise in poets laureate, especially in small cities and towns, makes it difficult to know their exact numbers.