Sentence examples for ode of from inspiring English sources

As shown in file "ODEs," this parameter has then been incorporated in the first ODE of the model (see last term in first ODE).

The program includes "Ode of Joy" -- no, not "Ode to Joy".

"Ode of Joy" is a brief political potboiler dependent on histrionic gesture and loud noise.

"I want to praise / what goes one way, what never recovers," she writes in "Ode of Withered Cleavage".

A chorus of those skeptical of the European single currency has been chanting a persuasive ode of despair.

"In the course of creating this ode of rebuttal and revenge," he writes, "something very different happened.

"Ode in Memory of Vladimir Illyich Lenin" and the cantata "Ode of Joy" are apparently new to this country, as they probably are to much of the world.

Perfection of form characterizes the odes of Horace; elegy, too, became more polished.

The tradition of Greek choral lyric culminated with the odes of Pindar.

Fans alternated their approval with odes of "Melo, Melo" and "Chauncey Billups".

But then a belated reading of Helen Vendler's essay in The Odes of John Keats (1983) stopped me short.