Similar words: poetic, poetic justice, poetical, poetically, onomatopoetic, noetic, poet, poetry. Meaning: n. study of poetic works.
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1. The piece ends with a truly poetic slow movement.
2. His translation is exceptional in its poetic quality.
3. The scholar discoursed on the poetic style of John Keats.
4. All that stuff about catching giant fish was just a bit of poetic licence.
5. Wordsworth rejected poetic diction in favour of ordinary language.
6. Nikolai Demidenko gave an exciting yet poetic performance.
7. There's a very rich poetic tradition in Gaelic.
8. Her voice has a raw poetic beauty.
9. Rimbaud's poetic genius bloomed early.
10. The story is written in richly poetic language.
11. His writing is rather self - consciously poetic.
12. There is a poetic quality to her playing.
13. It is frequently mentioned in the poetic writings of the period.
14. He used a little poetic licence to embroider a good story.
15. She used a fair amount of poetic licence when describing her life in rural France.
16. What poetic justice that Brady has to go to court to plead to be allowed to die,[http://Sentencedict.com] just like his innocent victims pleaded to be allowed to live.
17. I'm drawn to the poetic, sensuous qualities of her paintings.
18. If you ask me it's poetic justice. He tried to get you fired, and now he's lost his job himself.
19. Deanne Sokolin creates abstract, mournfully poetic black-and-white images of wrapped objects.
20. After the way she treated Sam, it's only poetic justice that Dave left her.
21. It follows that narrative poetics is in fact a form of historiography, a highly abstract story of stories.
22. Criticism and poetics both constrict the text by making it conform to a meaning or to a model.
23. Comparative Poetics: Who Is the Medium?
24. The Subjective and Culture Perspective in Ideological Poetics.
25. This transformation started a revolutionary reconstruction of poetics.
26. Aristotle wrote a treatise on literature called his Poetics.
27. Structuralist poetics has formed the theoretical background of literary competence.
28. It was about 70 years ahead of its time in its feminism and its poetics, so this is its time.
29. I quickly switch the subject, asking him something inane about eighteenth-century poetics.
30. Marianne Moore, one of the Pulitzer Prize winners, contributes a lot to the development of the modern American poetry through her own writing style and idea of poetics.
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