poetic language

All of his plays are written in beautiful, poetic language.

You can't get any stronger or more poetic language than that.

Another problem is shoehorning a poetic language into the modern age.

The book won critical praise for its scholarship and poetic language.

I struggled to put my decision in poetic language.

His influence can also be seen in modern efforts to define the difference between poetic language and other types.

The Sabbath is to the week what the line break is to poetic language.

The vocabulary is relatively simple, with little poetic language.

In evocative and sometimes poetic language, it describes what a man can do with his wife or mistress.

The central idea, however, is more general: poetic language possesses specific properties, which can be analyzed as such.

His stories are known for the luster of his poetic language.

His simple poetic language is also famous for its witticism and satire.

The poetic language while not being complex is very visual, expressive and sonorous.

They are attentive analyses of poetic language and imaginary constellation behind it.

It contains much poetic language, and many dramatic sessions.

"We use the poetic language of the stage."

The poetic language found in the movie is word for word the language of the play.

His poetic language went through another shift, taking up the themes of exile and rootlessness.

The warp core is, if you'll pardon my poetic language, complaining bitterly.

It is ruled out equally by the Formalist opposition between practical and poetic language.

However, in his later Marathi poetry, the poetic language is more accessible and less radical compared to earlier works.

They finally discuss several aspects of "practical criticism" based on poetic language and its underlying assumptions.

Government requires poetic language, or at least resonant rhetoric that both inspires and explains.

He broke away from the traditional Persian poetic language and the formal classical style of verse writing.

He has approached to the spoken language poetic language by adopting a simple expression.