Sentence examples similar to Make a valediction from inspiring English sources

But Stephen Medcalf's delicate 1940s production makes Capriccio a valediction to pre-fascist Germany, the elderly composer's sorrow, bafflement and nostalgia conveyed in the tender face of the Countess (Susan Gritton) as she takes her place on a scruffy rehearsal stage and listens to the music curling up from the orchestra pit.

But the range of the work that survives does include not only canonical love poems like "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning" but erotica also both intricate and raw.

The Beginners was a valediction.

But it was also a valediction.

But "FILM" never felt like a valediction.

If "Making Toast" was an act of ingathering, this book is an act of de-accessioning, a send-off on a funeral boat out to sea, a valediction.

While the National Humanities Medal recognizes a long record of achievement, it is by no means a valediction.

These notes read like a valediction to his teaching career, and a summa of it.

The program is a crackerjack history lesson and also, perhaps, a valediction.

Sometimes you can use a valediction that signifies something in addition to "goodbye".

Mr. Ibrahim used it finally as a valediction, hinting at structural designs.