Sentence examples for part poetic from inspiring English sources
It is part poetic elegy, part scrapbook.
The draw was "Island Night," a 12-hour, 8-mile ramble described by its sponsor, the arts group Elastic City, as "part philosophic dialogue, part poetic reverie, part nature walk" and "an extended meditation on the present".
He brings uninhibited dramatic intensity and a distinctive voice, at once lyrical and powerful, to his portrayal of Grimes, a hulking, isolated fisherman in a small Suffolk coastal village in England, part poetic dreamer, part dangerous misfit.
Part western, part poetic contemplation, told with the deft flashbacks that are the writer's trademark, in the end it was a beautiful character piece and a fitting exit for Clara.
Smith's version tells the love story of Robin and Anthea, and there are many wonderful love scenes in the book, which sets out its themes right from the first line: "Let me tell you about when I was a girl, our grandfather says …" 9. Valencia by Michelle Tea This semi-autobiographical novel chronicles the dyke world of 1990s San Francisco, equal parts poetic and frantic.
Bodily and mental partitionings, phases and elements of ritual, calendrical mappings -- whether canonical saints' days or moments of remembered weather across two continents -- all help name and shape parts of poetic structure for him.
Arsis, a term of Greek origin meaning "the act of raising or lifting" or "raising the foot in beating time," refers in Greek, or quantitative, verse to the lighter or shorter part of a poetic foot, and thesis to the accented part of the poetic foot.
Meanwhile, Justice is writing a poem (that's where the "poetic" part comes in), a self-affirming piece with the refrain, "I'm a woman / Phenomenally.
The most poetic part of this New York nightmare was the first touchdown.
For my contribution to the universe of Psycho spin-offs, I took part in a poetic reinterpretation: Psycho Poetica.
Before this influential Sinatra record hit the shelves, songs were packaged and perceived, for the most part, as isolated poetic statements, or "singles".
