例句與造句

1. In simple words, Nazm is a form of a descriptive poetry.
2. Together with her sister, she wrote realistic and descriptive poetry with a romantic undertone.
3. Together with her sister, she went on to write realistic and descriptive poetry with a romantic undertone.
4. But it is hardly until the 18th century that in English literature appears what is properly known as descriptive poetry.
5. In this sense, it is not correct to call poetry in which description is only the occasional ornament of a poem and not its central subject, descriptive poetry.
6. It's difficult to find descriptive poetry in a sentence. 用descriptive poetry造句挺難的
7. *Working on an un-ostentatious scale, Allingham produced much lyrical and descriptive poetry, and the best of his pieces are thoroughly national in spirit and local colouring.
8. :" [ Descriptive poetry ] is poetry in which it is not imaginative passion that prevails, but a didactic purpose or even something of the instinct of a sublimated auctioneer.
9. The famous description of twilight in the fading many-colored woods of autumn may be taken as an example of the highest art to which purely descriptive poetry has ever attained.
10. Macedo was the first to introduce from abroad and to cultivate didactic and descriptive poetry, the best example of which is his notable transcendental poem " Meditation " ( 1813 ).
11. In England, again, Wordsworth, who treated the genius of Thomson with unmerited severity, revived descriptive poetry in a form that owed more than Wordsworth realized to the model of " The Seasons ".
12. Coleridge, somewhat severely, described The Seasons as the work of a good rather than of a great poet and it is an indisputable fact that, at its very best, descriptive poetry fails to awaken the highest powers of the imagination.
13. The opinions of many learned men on the subject of descriptive poetry, and its occasional embellishments, having differed considerably when their abilities were exercised in examining the productions of authors of the first literary eminence, presented a difficulty of choice in regard to the plan and execution of the subsequent undertaking.
14. He published " Les G閛rgiques " in 1769, " Les Jardins " in 1782 and " L'Homme des champs " in 1803, but he went furthest in his brilliant, though artificial " Trois r鑗nes de la nature " ( 1809 ), which French critics have called the masterpiece of this whole school of descriptive poetry.
15. In a review of " The Bushrangers, a Play; and Other Poems " by Charles Harpur, a writer in " The Maitland Mercury, and Hunter River General Advertiser ", 14 May 1853 stated : " " The Creek of the Four Graves " is a very fine piece of narrative and descriptive poetry combined, and would alone entitle the author to be held a true poet ."
16. "Caution seems best when we know so little . " ) But Johnson's risk-taking is never careless; it is the fruit of long-term concentration, answering to what Coleridge, Wordsworth's best commentator, said of " Descriptive Sketches " : " It demanded a greater closeness of attention than poetry ( at all events, than descriptive poetry ) has a right to claim ."
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