Sentence examples for cultivated verse from inspiring English sources
Critics of Schlegel's poetry (Gedichte, 1800; Ion, a tragedy based on Euripides, 1803; Poetische Werke, 1811) concede that it shows mastery of form but that it amounts to only cultivated verse.
Thus verse for children, a medium specially cultivated in Latin America, has run to the soft, the sweet, even the lachrymose rather than to the gay, the humorous, or the sanguine moods more congenial to the child's sensibility.
Quarter the cultivated strawberries.
Bricklaying, by contrast, cultivated discipline.
Some are cultivated as ornamentals.
A warm, witty, cultivated man.
They come cultivated or wild.
This cultivated gangster likes to observe other people; he draws pictures of anyone who interests him and quotes Biblical verse he's an aesthete and an ironist and Crowe, dominating every situation with a violent lunge or a vicious remark, gives a fascinating, self-amused performance (I was reminded of Marlon Brando at his most perverse).
