Sentence examples for study of poet from inspiring English sources

There are no half measures to Kay Redfield Jamison's medico-biographical study of poet Robert Lowell.

On this supposition is founded the misgivings I've always had about Howl, the study of poet Allen Ginsberg at the time of his obscenity trial in 1957 which will debut at next month's Sundance festival.

In his "Letter to Oxford" he describes the true theologian as one who has gained a preliminary understanding of human affairs from his study of poets, orators and historians, and can add to this a proficiency in Latin, Greek and possibly Hebrew.

A careful study of the poet's handwriting is illustrated with several facsimiles.

The novelist and critic offers a deeply personal study of a poet who was one of his major literary influences.

Essays in preparation include a study of the poet Allen Grossman, an exploration of the racial theories of Frank Norris, and an article on Jewish public intellectuals.

Author of The Soul in Paraphrase (1974), a study of the poet George Herbert Shakespearee's Darker Purpose: A Question of Incest (1982); and Shakespeare's Imitations (2002), a Choice Outstanding Academic Title (2003).

And, as Stanley Plumly points out in "Posthumous Keats" (Norton; $27.95), his moving new study of the poet's work and legend, "one could form a considerable collection from what was left out of this last book".

To show that there can be prizes for all, another winner – this time of the Costa best biography – was Matthew Hollis's study of the poet Edward Thomas, Now All Roads Lead to France (Faber).

Having started his career with a particular interest in medieval literature and in French-English literary relations, he broadened his expertise to include South African writing – he co-authored a study of the poet Uys Krige – the Renaissance and early modernism.

Nicholas Murray's A Life of Matthew Arnold was an accessible study of a poet and essayist who in his day could attract an audience of more than a thousand to his lectures.