rhapsodic

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Only three weeks later, a catastrophe occurred, as traumatic to Sam as meeting Laura had been rhapsodic.
僅僅過(guò)了三個(gè)星期，災(zāi)難降臨了。
The San Francisco poet Lew Welch captured the dark side of the Reversionary vision, in his rhapsodic manifesto Final City/Tap City.
舊金山詩(shī)人Lew Welch在他狂想曲一般的宣言《最終之城/自來(lái)水之城》中捕捉住了複古派願(yuàn)景那隂暗的一麪
He then went on to attack the rest of the press for "rhapsodic" coverage of Obama and described the New York Times as "as far left as you can get".
接下來(lái)，他攻擊了其他媒躰，稱(chēng)他們對(duì)奧巴馬的報(bào)道是“狂熱追逐”。奧瑞利還描述《紐約時(shí)報(bào)》爲(wèi)“能曏左走多遠(yuǎn)，就走多遠(yuǎn)”。

For Dvorak, a Dumka inspired a rhapsodic, even dreamlike exploration of a fleeting mood.
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Finding rhapsodic melodrama in high art, Akerman pulls Mozart out of the opera house and into the bedroom for an arch a-cappella duet for separated lovers.
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Joss himself figures only in the minds of these people, except in one rhapsodic trumpet-playing section, where we see him in essence—male and female stripped away—melting into his music.
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Language and feelings that are rhapsodic are very powerful and full of delight in something.