Sentence examples for force of poetry from inspiring English sources

Things are as densely plotted as in a novel; an idea can strike with the sensory force of poetry.

Through this dynamic, disturbing collection, Jamie illuminates the mysterious force of poetry in our lives as an unending shadow-play of art and nature, self and soul.

The title of the "preface", Black Orpheus, referring to the Greek myth about the evocative force of poetry but also about its eventual impotence in front of fate and death, fully expresses what can be called the kiss of death the existentialist philosopher gave to the movement.

In his constant emphasis on the force of poetry, Jubilate Agno takes on the qualities of the Ars Poetica tradition.

Rochester provides a hectic portrait of a world whose futile indulgence has much in common with today's celebrity circuit, but the primary force of the poetry is felt at the intersection of talent, fury and the frenzied attempt to make something out of seeming nothingness.

But the shortage of words occasionally forces twists of poetry into everyday speech.

According to Stalin's logic, the mobilisation would have become a self-fulfilling prophecy, because it would have provoked the Germans into attacking.In this section Force of nature The poetry of remembrance Hijacked by history In praise of mess ReprintsHowever, once the invasion came, Mr Roberts finds that Stalin learned from his generals and met challenges with skill and flexibility.

So you read it all through, straight, and the enigmatic force of his early poetry strikes you again, and you begin to get an idea of how the first readers of the work must have been utterly disoriented in 1917, if they were on the ball enough to pick up the Egoist press edition.

At Page-Turner, Teju Cole, who was also in Nairobi for the festival, wrote about the "uncanny prophetic force" of Awoonor's poetry ("What has not happened before? / An animal has caught me, / it has me in its claws / Someone, someone, save / Save me, someone, / for I die"), and about attending a memorial for the poet at Nairobi's National Museum.

Eminescu was the driving force behind a school of poetry that influenced Romanian writers in the 19th and 20th centuries.

The unbridled passion, the brute force, the poetry of it.