Sentence examples for kind of ode from inspiring English sources

The story is partly a kind of ode to shyness.

The lines, forms and colors of an ordinary pile of garbage started to resemble sculpture, and the blog began as a kind of ode to what he came to see as the city's accidental artists.

And there were personal references, like a white silk draped gown with a many-hued cluster of beads that was a kind of ode to one of his favorite artists, the late Mike Kelley.

In the mail, there were chocolates, one suede slipper ("call me if you want the other one"), and a wafer cone stuffed with a pink-and-white thong and a poem written in lipstick, a kind of ode to ice cream.

Furthermore, Mr. Ruscha said that the artwork, which he painted more than a decade after the bet -- one of a 1987 series of slogans across the Los Angeles backdrop -- was a kind of ode to Ms. Hutton, with whom he had an affair in the late 1970's before their relationship crystallized into friendship.

The last decade saw his first album in 10 years (2005's A Time to Love), the kind of ode to Barack Obama only Wonder could get away with and a slightly less (but only slightly) rendition of Signed, Seal, Delivered for the president.

This kind of ODEs can also be related to one kind of partial differential equations (PDEs) (see, for example, [1]).

Actually, the optimal state system, which comes from the classical linear quadratic (LQ) optimal control problem combined with the adjoint equations, belongs to this kind of ODEs.

Mr. Bezos has delivered these kinds of odes to patience and risk tolerance for nearly a decade.

It's kind of an ode to that.

So my poem was a sort of ode to spring.