byronically造句

• Lucy, meanwhile, is sexually tempted by Carl Phipps ( James Purefoy ), a Byronically handsome new client, who puts the moves on her.
• When Edna St . Vincent Millay read her poetry, crowds gathered to hear her thrilling voice and to see the tiny figure with the milky white skin and the bright red hair, dressed in her long, shimmering gown, and clad, Byronically, in a black velvet cloak.
• Because Baker knew the difference between " disinterested " and " uninterested, " because he could navigate the perilous waters between " flaunt " and " flout, " his news stories penetrated the philistine phalanx with lines like : " Senator Everett M . Dirksen, the Illinois Republican and orator, looking Byronically disheveled . . ."