It is less likely that he fell into any exceptional vice than that he differed from the men around him chiefly in his episodes of theological advocacy and rhapsodic solemnity.
Is there, then, no place for rhapsodic writing in musical criticism?
The speaker broke into a rhapsodicnarration of the glories of the corps, interwoven with the recital of the exploits of the Padishah, during which he was interrupted by cheer after cheer, mingled with the cry of "Ballaban!
But some of the shorter, and hardly less splendid, rhapsodies are given in full; and the selections further illustrate how a prophecy may set out as a simple discourse, and suddenly rise to the level of rhapsodic presentation.
This is a simple and clear example of rhapsodic writing.
Then follows a long rhapsodic presentation of the first theme for pianoforte solo--the melody in octaves and the accompaniment in the widest arpeggios possible.
Even a poem as rhapsodic as his "Corn" contains within it a realistic picture of the thriftless Georgia planter.
Poetry was a thing of rhapsodic outbursts, of tiptoe glimpses: his eager jottings for poems made on the backs of envelopes, scraps of paper, anything that was at hand, fill a volume.
Describe to me what are the matters included in the rhapsodic art.
The rhapsodic art is one art by itself, distinct from the medical and others: it cannot know every thing; tell me what matters come under its special province.
Do you affirm that the rhapsodic art, and the strategic art, are one?
The description here given is the more interesting because it is the only intimation remaining of the strong effect produced by these rhapsodic representations.
It teaches us a great deal," said Rhapsodic Pantril vaguely, but impressively, after the Fern dance had been given and applauded.
Dale had been accustomed, when a lady found favor in his eyes, to inform her of the gratifying news through the medium of a set of verses, more or less enthusiastic and rhapsodic in their nature.
But she took no notice of this, only went on with her own rhapsodic interrogation.
It is beautiful, beautiful,' she sang in strange, rhapsodic tones.
He saw, too, being a man with a sense of character values and their use in violent contrast, that to the rhapsodic and poetic Eugene Marchbanks, Morell would prove a splendid foil.
If the lost rhapsodic songs could be recovered, both mythological and historical allusions would, in all likelihood, be found in them.
She conceived scenes in which she was haughtily rhapsodic in defending her good, sensible husband before them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rhapsodic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
