Sentence examples for in trappings from inspiring English sources

The first poem in "Trappings," "Dorothea Tanning's 'Cousins,' "concerns an artwork.

He writes (in "Trappings" more than ever) funny, grinning, wincing poems.

The most ambitious work in "Trappings" is "Family Values," a suite of five poems built around speeches for the people represented in, or otherwise involved with, a series of paintings of Milton and his daughters.

Rather than the liberation brought by the western powers, Soviet liberation ushered in the trappings of the Stalinist state.

I can think of few restaurateurs less interested in celebrity or in the trappings of success.

While carried out in the trappings of past centuries, "in reality, the elections are a political fact," said Paolo Francia, author of "The Conclave".

The couple, believers in Shinto, said they had begun dabbling in certain trappings of Christmas since arriving in the United States more than a year ago.

" 'Sex and the City' served up romantic failure wrapped in the trappings of success," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The Times in April.

" 'Girls' offers romantic failure wrapped in the trappings of failure," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The New York Times.

You can blithely claim disinterest in the trappings of fame, always dressing down in public, never having a speech prepared at awards ceremonies.

In the video for that song, Lopez positively revels in the trappings of extreme wealth -- the diamonds, the limos, the fur coats, the boats, the Champagne.