Sentence examples for paean that from inspiring English sources
This assessment agreed to by an eFestivals review, and author John Jobling has called the new interpretation an "anti-persecution paean" that was used to remove the sting of "Bullet the Blue Sky" being used to criticize American behavior during the Iraq War.
This is a paean to that crepuscular time between two and six, that four hours of daylight on a few very specific days, when the book makes perfect and absolute sense.
He concludes his book with a paean to that memoir and its ability to capture "the yearning that theater can inspire, the sense of refuge from an otherwise inhospitable world it can provide".
He offers up a paean to that enduring emblem of American ingenuity: the Kellogg's Snack Pack.
Mr. Jacobson spends a lot of time in New Orleans, and his book is yet another bluesy, scuffed-up paean to that city's wonders.
Quotes a "paean" from that time, about a hypocritical dinner party, where a centerpiece seemingly made of coconuts turned out to be made of shrunken heads.
"Dutchman" 's rough iconoclasm is a kind of dissonant paean to that puritanism; it remains as seditious today as it was in 1964.
It's the latest in a series of Bai paeans to that odd mix of ideologies and opportunism that Washington types persist in calling "centrism," despite its ever-increasing distance from the real center of American opinion.
It is hard to imagine a paean to agriculture that would have the same clout in the west today.
"Sarah Palin's Alaska" is a visual paean to Alaska that wouldn't be possible on cable television without its star and is somehow cheapened by her presence.
Written for 2002's The Wild Thornberrys Movie, with a rippling African guitar reminiscent of Graceland, it's a paean to fatherhood that's straightforward, pretty, polite.
