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When Koff unearths the body of a child who has a pocket full of marbles, she muses over the tragedy of the situation.
He muses that this need to participate confuses some people into mistaking positive pro-action for repression.
With the dust now settled on him, he muses that this push for the local may, ironically, have precipitated its downfall.
Anna muses, looking at a photograph of herself in a navy blue dress and palest blue pashmina.
Although it is true that Southwell does not use muses as a device very often, she construes Neoplatonism too narrowly.
Male artists have often seen women as not only sexual objects but simultaneously as their inspirations and muses.
Over the past several months I've maintained correspondence with a few people whom I now regard as valued muses and kindred spirits.
Richard Avedon considered Hepburn one of his muses in the 50s and the two maintained a close professional relationship.
Instead, he muses, why not regulate as if all people need guns, everywhere?
And how amorous you become when your courtship with the muses is going strong.
Three exceptional perfumes, each of which is a tribute to one of the muses who inspired Mr Dior.
To some extent the poems in his seventh collection continue in that vein, but in many of them the poet takes a somber turn as he muses over old age and death.
He muses about the formation of a national committee of Mennonite high schools in Paraguay and maybe an exchange program between them.
It is a form that sets store by its use of the demotic, its willingness to locate the sources of poetry defiantly far from the spring on Mount Helicon sacred to the muses.
It would mean that women would have a central part in the culture, as muses and inspirers certainly, but also as honourable beings in their own right.
If he can live in New York, he muses, why can't others enjoy the right to circulate freely?
Though Rabinowitz muses that something like this would not only be impractical but also incite severe backlash.
Cosmetics and herbal remedies will be huge with soccer moms, muses another attender.
Ken muses that during the siege of Paris in 1870, fifty pigeons carrying microphotographs of letters delivered a million messages.
Many elegists question whether they have the strength to accomplish their purpose, often calling for help from the muses or from a sympathetically grief-stricken nature.
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Examples from Classical Literature
He sang stanzas glorifying the bride and her husband, and the muses responded with a canzona in nine parts.
I loved not debauches, but their martiall conversation was not so fitt for the muses.
My Mind wanders in sex-chaos and muses on piquant impure things, enchanting villainies, odd inversions, whatnot.
In mythology, the graces, the nymphs, and the muses are represented in snowy garments.
They are almost the only favour the muses have conferred on me in that country.
As for the muses, they have as much an idea of a rhinoceros as of a poet.
In this crisis, however, she is saved by Marija Berczynskas, whom the muses suddenly visit.
Love's young dream, I muses to myself, how swift it fades when a man has the nature and disposition of a lop-eared rabbit!
The muses, like vines, may be pruned, but not with a hatchet.
There is a grace in their weakness, he muses, smiling beatifically.
He muses on his bad luck, but less melodramatically than Yepichodov.
But in heaven, among the immortals, never was an unfortunate hero of the vindicative Muses so reduced into nothingness!
If this be the test, I am willing to be tried with Hipparete at the court of the Muses.
It is true, if we except the heart-touching poems of Cowper, the Muses were silent.
The Muses are united with the Graces as in a work of art in the Delphian temple.
Erato, who presides over the poems of love, generally accompanies the youngest and gayest of the Muses, Terpsichore.
Erato, in Greek mythology, one of the nine Muses, whose name signifies loving or lovely.
Hippocrene, the spring of the Muses, said to have been created by the hoof-beat of Pegasus.
It is time to close a work which we have woven, like a crown from a beflowered and variegated field, and which we offer to Muses.
The oldest seat of the worship of the Muses was Pieria in Thrace, where they were supposed to have first seen the light of day.
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