Definition: 1. Connected with poetry; being poetry. 2. Like or suggesting poetry, especially because it shows imagination and deep feeling.
Use 'poetic' in a sentence:
1. Both technical command and poetic lyricism need to be cultivated.
2. The Poetic Narrative Way of "Target Picking Based on Object" in Traditional Critics.
3. The scarcity of surviving evidence gives Ms Sobel some poetic latitude.
4. In order to create a strong effect of the expression, they use the negation translation method and also adopt poetic form to translate idiomatic phrases.
5. Semiotic Aesthetics: Poetic Study on Forms of Art.
6. Nikolai Demidenko gave an exciting yet poetic performance.
7. His poetic view of life, is a blend of poetry teaching and teaching.
8. There is nothing more poetic than a flowering cherry tree.
9. It is a beautiful and uncharacteristically poetic image that Aristotle offers.
10. Character of Discourse: Constructive Mechanism of Poetic Discussion of Ancient China.
11. His poetic idiom is stamped with expressions describing group feeling and thought.
12. Melancholy is thus the most legitimate of all poetic tones.
13. I'm drawn to the poetic, sensuous qualities of her paintings.
14. So it's not just practical, it's also poetic.
15. The little mythography that belongs to the Lares seems inventive and poetic.
16. Poetic translation; Translation Criterion: Its Two Systems.
17. To me this is the most memorable period of my poetic career.
18. China's Poetic Tradition and Poetry Translation in Modern China.
19. Oriental aesthetics has its unique thinking mode and poetic theoretical system.
20. If you spend a whole day here, you can experience the poetic changes here.
21. Poetic Space& Understanding Decorative Art Design.
22. The poetic under her videos. The Chinese culture conveyed in her videos is going further abroad.
23. Part two focuses on the poetic theories.
24. Women created their unique poetic kingdom, using their unique body language.
25. Yet, as in much of Bihar, a prosaic present belies a poetic past.
26. As a poetic version of a disintegrating world, this one pleased him.
27. Translation of Poetic Images in the Cultural Perspective.
28. On the Characteristics of Times of Frontier Poetic Creation During Qing Dynasty.
29. However, deep inside of this artwork, it has poetic imagery, musical rhythm and melody.
30. Memory is the brush which can best lay on the true poetic colour.
31. A Study of Shi Lin's Poetic Theory and Poetic Creation.
32. Scott Fitzgerald. Just an absolutely poetic writer.
33. The second part is about the effect of the poetic language on the structure.
34. I ain't feeling too poetic today.
35. It is this poetic attitude, achievements of the legendary Li Po decent life, ages birth to poems sung one song after another.
36. There's a very rich poetic tradition in Gaelic.
37. This seemed to me the true poetic way.
38. The fount of poetic inspiration is not to be found in an archive.
39. The pursuit of fantastic and poetic effect. 4.
40. B a metaphor is what we call a poetic lie. Everybody knows a is not b.
41. But poetic justice is not real justice.
42. As a romantic genius, Li Bai took traditional poetic forms to a new height and exerted a far-reaching influence on the poems of the future generation.
43. Reflections on The New Poetic View And Aesthetic Feeling And Poetic Utterance.
44. A poetic golden age that is rare.
45. This limit, as with any restricted poetic form, is a strength.
46. That is to say, it coexists with poetic language.
47. It was time, she thought, to resort to a little poetic licence.
48. The Faerie Queene can be said the first great poetic celebration in English of the institution of marriage.
49. The scholar discoursed at great length on the poetic style of John Keats.
50. One thing that most people do in fact agree on is that the oldest account of the event is a poetic fragment that's found in Exodus 15.
51. His translation is exceptional in its poetic quality.
52. All that stuff about catching giant fish was just a bit of poetic licence.
53. There is a poetic quality to her playing.
54. The apt citations and poetic gems have adorned his speeches.
