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• Ruhl has a keen ear for such odd, aphoristic insights.
• This pearl of aphoristic wisdom may smell of fortune cookies.
• The Brahma sutras consists of 555 aphoristic verses ( sutras ) in four chapters.
• He had written sonnets, visions, triolets, songs and short aphoristic poems.
• The libretto displays many neat and aphoristic expressions.
• His books were often disjointed, self-contradictory, obscurely aphoristic and intentionally difficult.
• But he expressed displeasure in a terse, aphoristic style that carried a devastating punch.
• Fellow laureate Robert B . Laughlin relied on the aphoristic rather than the imagist approach.
• Kipp has been traced to be the mysterious yet popular author of aphoristic pieces Jackson Kiddard
• Her style is personal and aphoristic.
• Bhartrihari's poetry is aphoristic, and comments on the social mores of the time.
• Demi-sonnets include seven lines of varying length and tend to be aphoristic in nature.
• Then he hit aphoristic gold _ gold he'd probably refined over many a Socratic dialogue.
• He was a master of short, aphoristic stories based on close observation of everyday life events.
• Kurtag's aphoristic sketches prove nearly as haunting as their models in the work of Anton Webern.
• She finds the answer in human passions of the heart and translates them into a series of aphoristic vignettes.
• Tip's aphoristic contribution to the political quotation book was " All politics is local ."
• The remark is classic DeLillo _ aphoristic, pungent, straightforwardly extreme _ and probably his most quoted line.
• In this he fully expounds his theory of Purism, and it is remarkable for its idiosyncratic and aphoristic style.
• He composed aphoristic poems about glass for the Taut's Glass Pavilion at the Werkbund Exhibition ( 1914 ).