Ver·lainever-ˈlān -ˈlen
Verlaine如何读
Verlaine是什么意思
[地名] [比利时] 韦尔莱讷
Verlaine英英释义
biographical name
Paul(-Marie) 1844–1896 French poet
Verlaine 例句
1 You could, in fact, venture that some of the most consequential poetical stanzas in history came from a poem written in 1866 by Paul Verlaine.
2 "Girlfriends", another poem of love between women, is derived from a poem by the French Symbolist poet, Verlaine.
3 The author, an ambitious, soon-to-be-lovestruck art historian named V. A. Verlaine, has been commissioned to find out whether Mrs. Rockefeller and the convent’s abbess had a correspondence.
4 Stiffly formal in their stunning uniforms, the officers occupy a French chateau, drive in sleek Mercedes convertibles, drink brandy, and savor Verlaine’s poetry, which the Allies use in coded radio messages.
5 This fine French artist presents a recital with the pianist Jérome Ducros, offering a program of songs by Fauré, Debussy and less known composers all set to poetry by Paul Verlaine.
6 Rimbaud’s travels had been preceded by a dramatic flameout in Europe: His lover, the French poet Paul Verlaine, had shot him in the wrist with a revolver in a Belgian hotel room.
7 The decision for Laughner not to join Television was “a mutual thing,” said Verlaine.
8 As for Verlaine, he gets a blunt answer to the mystery of Rimbaud’s career change when he meets him for the last time, in Germany, 18 months after the shooting.
9 When he did have a stab at something arty, it came out mangled: he played the poet Paul Verlaine opposite Leonardo DiCaprio as Rimbaud in Total Eclipse.
10 Born Thomas Miller, Verlaine — who died on Saturday at 73 — renamed himself after a symbolist poet, Paul Verlaine, and he built his songs around guitar patterns that interlocked like cats’ cradles, intricate but never confining.
11 Their bed is hand-painted with quotes from Verlaine and Rimbaud, and there’s even a hidden passage.
12 But Ms. Trussoni does engineer an early scene in which Evangeline slips away from the convent, heads for the nearest town, sees Verlaine through a window and goes to meet him.
13 The title of Da Corte’s show adds an apostrophe to Arthur Rimbaud’s “A Season in Hell,” a Symbolist prose poem written in the midst of his tumultuous, volatile relationship with fellow poet Paul Verlaine.
14 Cut to Verlaine, memorably dressed in his white corduroy jacket and favorite Snoopy socks.
15 In the first paragraph, Backhouse manages to drop in Shakespeare, Wilde and Verlaine.
16 Degout has an exceptional, if unobtrusive way of projecting a text, and you're conscious – as in the various settings of Baudelaire, Verlaine and Gautier – of listening to great poetry as well as great music.
17 From Verlaine’s 1992 album, “Warm and Cool,” the instrumental “Spiritual” suspends his lead guitar line above a drone.
18 All of the songs here are settings of poetry by Paul Verlaine.
19 The Crazy Horse part of the equation comes from bass and drums, a sturdy platform over which Zahner-Isenberg extemporises like Tom Verlaine, his squalls sometimes drifting off towards free jazz.
20 Instead, Verlaine’s songs reveled in the open-ended: in improvisations that could spiral out toward free jazz and in verbal enigmas and paradoxes.