Sentence examples for makes poetic from inspiring English sources
What other artist today makes poetic drama of such variety and eloquence?
The heightened dialogue, in which Joe makes poetic pronouncements about driving as an American activity and describes going to the movies as "sinking into a collective dream," has an oratorical ring.
Ms. Johnson's choreographic voice is an individual one that often makes poetic art of movement that might otherwise be described as somewhat gawky, in dances with a distinctive simplicity and eloquent abstraction.
Karen O is making poetic promises.
How does being tied to the truth affect your ability to make poetic leaps?
It's the sort of style that made poetic masterworks like the eleventh-century "Tale of Genji" possible.
Most significantly the movie made poetic use of voice-over dialogue that revealed the inner thoughts of the characters.
In the introduction to his Imitations, Lowell discussed his method for making poetic translations of Baudelaire, Rilke and Montale.
Another novelist might have resolved his contradictions, but Dreiser made "poetic meaning," though not poetry, out of irresolution.
Songwriters have also made poetic use of the un- prefix to imagine the reversal of irreversible things, notably falling in and out of love.
The modern name was coined in 1530 by the Italian physician and writer Girolamo Fracastoro, who made poetic reference to a mythic Greek shepherd, Syphilus, who was cursed by the god Apollo with a dread disease.
