Sentence examples for range of poetry from inspiring English sources

Anyone equipped with a smartphone many of my friends would never step outdoors without one commands a range of poetry that beggars anything the brain can store.

Although Hill, who currently holds the post of Oxford professor of poetry, has won a range of poetry prizes he has yet to take the Forward.

Macular degeneration in her last years was a cruel affliction, but her prodigious memory, to which she had committed an astonishingly wide range of poetry, was a comfort.

Anyone equipped with a smartphone — many of my friends would never step outdoors without one — commands a range of poetry that beggars anything the brain can store.

During his time in the U.S., Mu Xin published a wide range of poetry and prose in Chinese that found a small but devoted audience.

He was named to that prestigious and salaried, but largely honorary, post by the Librarian of Congress, James H. Billington, who said Mr. Nemerov had "given America a remarkable range of poetry from profound to the poignant to the comic". His duties included advising the library about poets and literature.

Technicians of the Sacred: A Range of Poetries from Africa, America, Asia, Europe, and Oceania.

"The lists we have agreed reflect the wonderful range of poetries being written in English today and we are looking forward to finding the winners from them..

Before objecting that a simple comparison cannot possibly cover all the possible ranges of poetry and prose compared, the reader should consider for a moment what differences are exhibited.

I chose a wide range of philosophy, poetry, literature, nature books.

The pair together could give one a sense of the range of contemporary poetry.