Sentence examples for recognized poet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gioia is a nationally recognized poet, critic and all-purpose arts polymath.

In his later years he has emerged as a recognized poet.

BOLLS--Imogene Ethyl Lamb, 72, a widely published, nationally recognized poet, formally of Springfield, OH, and Taos, NM, died December 4, 2010 in Manhattan, KS.

Thereafter a recognized poet, Monroe continued to publish verse in national magazines while also serving as art and drama critic for Chicago newspapers.

Though he would go on to distinguish himself at Oxford, meet and befriend many of the great literary figures of his day and travel the world as a writer for the BBC and a widely recognized poet, there is always a sense that the isolated boy described in the conclusion to "Autobiography" has a hand on the pen of the grown-up MacNeice: When I woke they did not care; Nobody, nobody was there.

Not many recognized poets wrote as effectively about actual events as John Dos Passos did in the montage passages of his "U.S.A".

Very few recognized poets could handle the formal element that well, and occasionally there was a serious poem with all the linguistic vigor of the prose that had made his novels compulsory reading.

Each year, they recognize poets who are publishing their first book.

The annual award, established in 1992 in honor of the poet Kingsley Tufts and administered by Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, Calif., recognizes a poet "who is past the very beginning but has not yet reached the acknowledged pinnacle of his or her career".

This mechanical arrangement, by indirectly recognizing the poet's metrical virtuosity and proposing three kinds of composition, justly calls attention to a versatility disproportionate to the slim size of the extant work.

This includes Nick Flynn, a past Guggenheim fellow (whose first memoir is being made into a movie with Robert De Niro), and Tony Hoagland, a mentor to Mr. Franco, who in 2005 won the O. B. Hardison Jr. Poetry Prize, the only national award to recognize a poet's teaching as well as his art.