Sentence examples for tricky poet from inspiring English sources
Cummings is a tricky poet to understand.
Such details ensure this biography succeeds where other works have failed, by making this tricky poet understandable.
And Ann Demeulemeester's lovely collection of textured black suits, some with touches of inky pony skin, were strangely marred by tricky poet blouses and leather corsets that belted up the back with as many as 13 buckles.
He reminded me that Louis MacNeice used to say middle age was tricky for poets – that poetry is best left to the old and young.
The Get Lit poets were tricky and booming.
A tricky question.Yet Life of a Poet makes clear that this hollow-eyed communer with angels, Greek torsos and death was not merely a selfish snob; he was also an anti-Semite, a coward, a psychic vampire, a crybaby.
Decisions about whether to publish a poet's leavings are tricky.
What about Burns's tricky, contested role as Scotland's national poet?
Siskel and Jacobs manage the tricky feat of getting the audience invested in several individual poets, but also involving them in the fate of the Steinmenauts as a group.
Others are trickier to find, like Peter Doyle, a Confederate army veteran and partner of poet Walt Whitman.
(I know: some great poets spelled terribly; Yeats for one. But if the poet can't get their spelling right in a competition entry, it's tricky to hold out much hope for syntax, diction, imagery).
