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sheer poetry

It is so good to think that your first love should have been pure poetry.

Her compositions were pure poetry and consequently difficult to read.

It seems like pure poetry given the light he himself is now shedding in his final years.

It's memorable and only a shade shy of pure poetry.

It was pure poetry, and as full of ineluctable joy.

For the most part, though, "Pure Poetry" is anything but.

Darby was a great singer, his lyrics are pure poetry.

As for his echoing vistas, they are pure poetry.

"When I move closer to pure poetry, Palestinians say go back to what you were.

His "no title" poems are regarded as "pure poetry" by some modern critics.

He wished to put in a plea for the teaching of pure poetry in the primary school.

I thought I saw pure poetry at work.

Pure poetry is appreciated by but few souls.

Flo had a view of the Swan Range that was pure poetry.

Old tires never die, but in Ms. Booker's hands they become pure poetry.

Now and again words issue of pure poetry:

She goes on to acknowledge that in Finch's work, "Now and again words issue of pure poetry.

In comparison to that schlock, this is pure poetry."

Some commentators have taken this to imply that pure poetry can only be attained by the eradication of female beauty.

Tom was pure poetry in motion.

And the people of Haven breathed in his words as devoutly as if they were the purest poetry.

History on a Personal Note was followed in 2000 by a novel called Pure Poetry.

Thy swordplay is pure poetry of the deadliest kind."

How about the mother-and-son team whose method of palming cards at the blackjack table was "pure poetry"?

The longest suicide note in history looks like sheer poetry from this distance.

As for the quality of the palindromes-well, they are rarely sheer poetry.

"Cigars are sheer poetry to me," he once wrote.

One occasionally misses the sheer poetry of Ariel's speeches.

The movie is a thought provoking film with a philosophy of its own and a sheer poetry on celluloid.

She continued, "Carlson's food just plain tastes good" and "sometimes rises to the level of sheer poetry."

"Your movements in battle are a symphony; every step on the road or in the forest is sheer poetry.

This one, folks, is sheer poetry on screen!"

The emotional density of these lives is conveyed with minimal dialogue, through the sheer poetry of images.

The rest is sheer poetry."

There was a time when Americans visited the London theater to savor the sheer poetry of Shakespeare.

It was sheer poetry.

And if his Highland legends lacked the sheer poetry of Sepharad, they had their own attractions.

Guzaarish is sheer poetry and I just loved Aishwarya's performance in it.

Gary Younge's words are sheer poetry.

Billboard gave Crittenden's version a positive review in the January 17, 1998, issue, calling it "sheer poetry with a moving message."

But fans of chocolate truffles should go for the remarkably smooth and creamy chocolate Kahlua terrine: sheer poetry.

Biggie had the gangster credentials (he used to deal crack in Brooklyn), everyman appeal and effortless, weighty-but-nimble flow - to him, rapping itself was sheer poetry.

But Jamuna does not agree that Diwakar lives out of sheer poetry in a fantasy world and the real world less and less responsible.

It was dedicated to Clarke, with whom she manages the website Sheer Poetry, a resource of information about poets by poets for scholars, teachers and poetry lovers everywhere.

The slow-motion instant replay of a pair of 150-kg (330-pound) sumo champions hurling each other across the ring with an utchari backward-pivot throw can be sheer poetry in motion.

An airplane, any airplane, might be sheer poetry in motion in the sky, but on an aircraft carrier's deck it was transformed into a bulky, clumsy, and barely manageable beast.

Alex Djaferis of AbsolutePunk praised the lyrics of the album, stating it was "sheer poetry and in this day and age, such a brave and welcome change".

It didn't help that modern - sheer poetry in the hands of geniuses of minimalism like Mies van der Rohe - was easy to duplicate on the cheap.

BlackBook Magazine has described Carlson as "culinary genius" and "one of Chicago's best chefs," while Frommer's remarks "Carlson's sensory imagination sometimes rises to the level of sheer poetry."