Sentence examples for poetic time from inspiring English sources

Bishop sees her poetic time, and the future, more clearly here than Lowell at even his most intensely prophetic.

It's as if the river's course had been deflected from linearity to form yet another "loop of jade" in Howe's lustrously layered treasury of poetic time.

Before Thatcher came the poetic Time and Chance by James Callaghan (1987) and the stately Memoirs: the making of a Prime Minister 1916-1964 (1986) by Harold Wilson, who was a prolific writer throughout his life.

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The lighting, by Michael O'Connor (no relation), creates many poetic effects, time and again showing us the dancers in new perspectives.

"The Great Water," adapted by Mr. Trajkov and Vladimir Blazevski from the novel by Zhivko Chingo, is a somber, poetic, at times inscrutable film.

He's less like Keats, say, than like Hardy, his near-contemporary, whose bleakness, both personal and poetic, at times outdoes even Housman's.

Working as a journalist did not beat the poet out of her – Brooks's fiction is frequently beautiful, poetic at times, packed full of sentences to relish aloud – a river of "water as unlike our clear fast-flowing freshets as a fat broody hen to a hummingbird" in March; the hero who "walked through the woods like a young Adam, naming creation" in Caleb's Crossing.

Written in 1967 as a commission by the Royal Shakespeare Company but first performed that year in Trinidad and then in Los Angeles in 1970, it is at times poetic, at others glib, at times thunderously portentous, at others blithely offhand.

Her art is poetic at a time when the word has become debased.

Mr. Guzmán's quietly reflective narration (in subtitled Spanish) is a poetic meditation on time and distance.