| While emotionally charged, these canvases seem less paeans to nature than flights of the artist's imagination. |
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| All the poems are short paeans to the indomitable courage of ordinary suffering people. |
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| Count on more of his unusual routines, such as his strenuously graceful paeans to classical opera, sung by his favorite singer. |
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| Clay tablets with its spindly arrangements of flicks and crosses started to appear by the thousands, recording paeans, epics and incantations. |
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| The original lyrics were swapped with political overtones that sang paeans of the political party. |
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| These are not songs filled with surreal invocations but just paeans to love, life and the simple pleasures that make it all worthwhile. |
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| Many people have tried to write paeans of praise to horses, but few have succeeded like Ronald Duncan in his Ode to the Horse. |
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| Fragonard and Watteau created frothy paeans to the pleasures of surface, frivolity, and irresponsibility. |
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| Where other singers had songs that referred to the hardships of life, the Copper family's songs are mostly paeans of praise to a farming life that is hard work, but rewarding. |
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| The Ustad sung paeans of her musical skills as well as that of her illustrious father, the late Ustad Vilayat Khan, who was an eminent sitar player. |
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| This puts the International Olympic Committee, with all of its paeans to international brotherhood and camaraderie, in a bind. |
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| Many of his poems are on one level paeans to the existence of colour, the apprehension of which often provides the substance and the occasion of poetry. |
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| Lyric poetry included dithyrambs, encomia, paeans, and hymns. |
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| When this legislation finally goes through we will hear paeans of self-congratulation. |
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| Her paintings are paeans to joy, to sorrow, to people she loves and to people she has lost. |
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| But Diary bears that out, with swollen, emotional paeans such as Blood Sweat and Tears delivered with the hard edge of Skinner's dancefloor days. |
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| But some features are common, especially the paeans of praise for distinctiveness, cultural and historical. There is confusion too. |
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| Mr Kim's infallibility complex the official press offers only paeans of praise for his talents in everything from potato growing to golf and an obsession with secrecy serve the country ill. |
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| The current literature on urban development, urban management and urban poverty alleviation is rife with paeans to the prospective benefits of partnership between the public, private and community sectors. |
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| A day when the citizenship ceremonies we celebrate and the paeans to the land and our luck within it are marked by peace and inclusion rather than just the anniversary of the start of sustained conflict? |
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