| Donahue, the band's intense principal songwriter and guitarist, displays a poeticism not just confined to his lyrics. |
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| I like to think of sexiness, poeticism and singing as one big swoop of life all rolled into one. |
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| It should bring audiences good entertainment as well as a dream and poeticism. |
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| Explore technical subjects, reflect upon the poeticism of the circus and create a specific and open-ended educational programme. |
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| While the exterior plays on the organic nature of the sheet metal covered by the lead shell resting on the stone base and the greenery, internally Piano combines functional rationality and expressive poeticism. |
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| Sennegon, Corot learned to appreciate the solitude and poeticism of nature. |
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| Gary's writing goes between black comedy to poeticism to real thriller and suspense. |
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| Following chapters touch on polygamy and poeticism, how India shaped the debate, and social discipline and cultural diversity. |
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| From Braden and Campany's nostalgic poeticism to Jorgensen's boldly surreal compositions, street photography is evidently in rude and experimental health. |
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| The poeticism of the term was hardly helpful when 74 people died and hundreds more were injured as fans of two Egyptian soccer clubs clashed in Port Said on February 1st. |
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