例句與造句

1. Great gooney-bird mugs, mock heroic postures, no-neck-geek grimaces _ the full gamut.
2. The spy's aura of self-delight makes Nielsen's kidding of macho posturing seem even funnier here than his mock heroics were in the " Naked Gun " capers.
3. It has been suggested that Henry Rosewell was the model for the main character of Hudibras, a mock heroic narrative poem from the 17th century written by Samuel Butler.
4. The mock heroic epic and its jaunty verse form known as Hudibrastic became the standard of satire for some time after that with at least twenty-seven direct imitations being produced.
5. The first known example of this narrative idea, exploited for full ironic effect in the genre, is Chaucer's mock heroic " Nun's Priest's Tale " which Henryson almost certainly used as a source.
6. It's difficult to find mock heroic in a sentence. 用mock heroic造句挺難的
7. Aristarchus's " hyper-criticism " establishes a science for the mock heroic and follows up some of the ideas set forth by Pope in " Peri Bathos " in the " Miscellanies, Volume the Third " ( 1727 ).
8. Although the Bible's lessons have been paraphrased for hundreds of years, the modern phrase, " Spare the rod and spoil the child, " was coined by Samuel Butler, in " Hudibras ", a mock heroic narrative poem published in 1663.
9. He was also a skilled golfer and his prowess at golf is recorded in this extract from the mock heroic poem'The Goff'by Rev . Thomas Mathison ( 1720 1760 ) published in 1743, the first poem devoted to the sport of golf.
10. The " Lutrin ", a mock heroic poem, of which four cantos appeared in 1674, is sometimes said to have furnished Alexander Pope with a model for the Rape of the Lock, but the English poem is superior in richness of imagination and subtlety of invention.
11. His next publication, " The Gymnasiad " ( 1744 ), is a harmless mock heroic in three short books or cantos, with " Prolegomena " by Scriblerus Tertius, and " Notes Variorum ", in ridicule of the pugilistic fancy of the day, and dedicated to John Broughton, one of the most celebrated " Sons of Hockley and fierce Brickstreet breed ".
12. The novel can be and has been many things, but one doubts it has ever been quite what we get in " The Robber Bridegroom " ( 1942 ) : a gallimaufry thrown together out of frontier brags, Yeatsian folk fantasy and shape-changers, fairy-tale love and adventure, the mock heroic and heroic mockery and high spirits, blended with comic undercutting at every turn.