Sentence examples for ornamented language from inspiring English sources
This version of the Faustus legend had its premiere at the Magic Theater in San Francisco in February, and while the reviews were mixed, many Mamet fans were intrigued by its dense, ornamented language, a real departure from his trademark rapid-fire patter.
Chaucerian influence is apparent in their courtly romances and dream allegories, yet even these display a distinctive "aureate" style, a language richly ornamented by polysyllabic Latinate words.
Skalds were identified by name; their poems were descriptive and subjective; their metres were strictly syllabic instead of free and variable; and their language was ornamented with heiti and kennings.
Toíbín's style is distinctive, though it's the opposite of what is usually called "style" – there is no exhibition of cleverness, or highly ornamented manner, or any figurative or strenuously descriptive language.
I quickly and easily connected with the straightforward language of the lessons, a refreshing change from the ornamented and inspirational lingo that peppered yoga instruction.
The same pressures have driven us to ornament ourselves with sophisticated language to advertise our impressive brains, and our access to expensive resources like education and leisure time.
Melodies were apparently ornamented.
Contemporaneous to these developments, Nagavarma II wrote his Kannada grammar Karnataka bhashabhushana ("Ornament of Karnataka language", 1042 or 1145).
For nature's smile is ornament enough.
Apparently, members of the cabinet wrote speeches for Sir Boyle which he somewhat imperfectly committed to memory, in general mastering the substance but frequently producing, through his love of language and ornament, travesties on the original words.
