Sentence examples for hints of poetry from inspiring English sources
There are even hints of poetry.
A term like sleeper cell probably sticks in our heads because it contains a tiny hint of embedded poetry, and for the same reason it's hard to forget those 72 black-eyed virgins whom the terrorists believed they were on their way to meet.
The two speeches hint that Kennedy thought highly of poetry's wisdom and of its ability to reset a perspective warped by power and politics.
These early poems lack the mellifluous quality of Lamartine's Poetical Meditations, but by the time of the Odes et ballades (1826) there are already hints of the Hugoesque mixture: intimate poetry, speaking of family relationships and problems of the ego, a prophetic and visionary tone, and an eagerness to explore a wide range of poetic techniques.
Only odd fragments of poetry had survived to hint at how natives and immigrants in post-Roman Britain might actually have made sense of the world.
Unexpectedly, it was Bernard Cazeneuve, Mr Valls's uncharismatic successor as interior minister, who brought a hint of philosophy, even poetry, to the matter.
And there, in one image, you have George Miller's film — wild and unrelenting, but also possessed of the outlandish poetry, laced with hints of humor, that rises to the surface when the world is all churned up.
4) The lexicon of literary, Biblical and filmic hints with which his songs are studded have delighted successive generations of fans and academics, eg former Oxford Professor of Poetry, Christopher Ricks.
