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Meanings of poetic in anglès
Connected with poets or poetry (attribute of a thing or person).
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Examples for "inspired"
Examples for "inspired"
1
It says, 'Thank you, Captain, for conceiving this inspired course of action.
2
Although clearly inspired by American culture, they follow traditional morals and values.
3
Its promise in China has inspired 45 countries to request the product.
4
The question posed is whether Nabokov was inspired by the Horner case.
5
They said how much my bravery had inspired them, given them hope.
1
Kolbert: Journalists are not known for their romantic view of American politics.
2
Byron indulged in vice in a romantic way; Hook in the coarsest.
3
He'd stayed free of romantic entanglements since leaving Paris five years ago.
4
War today, Kane, isn't won by romantic animals dashing at forlorn hopes.
5
I'm not romantic by nature, and you've made your position perfectly clear.
Usage of poetic in anglès
1
Indeed -although the transgressive, poetic power of surrealism is long gone.
2
It's quite poetic, really; the whole world's future depending on an individual.
3
Bolthor considered it his gods' given duty to spread his poetic wisdom.
4
The comparison is tedious and spun out; but the idea is poetic.
5
Her poetic genius found expression both in the drama and in hymns.
6
Suddenly, a thousand unknown years of poetic history yawns unstudied before me.
7
At least that was the most poetic way he'd heard it described.
8
The walking are the logicians: the winged are the instinctive and poetic.
9
It was called Lili Marlene, a love song of modest poetic quality:
10
The next long speech of Hotspur is mere poetic slush; he begins:
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The poetic soul of Burns passes away in poverty and moral eclipse.
12
With Olivier it was a crisis of acute love, sensuous and poetic.
13
Atmosphere, in the material as well as the poetic sense, is missing.
14
The viewer was offered three different theatrical styles: tragic, comic and poetic.
15
It is, I hold, the best poetic translation in the English tongue.
16
The May-pole on the margin of that poetic stream completed the illusion.
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Poetic through the time
Poetic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common