tailhade造句

• Nevertheless, Tailhade stated that some French poets did use morphine and opium.
• In addition to Tailhade, the poet Baudelaire used substantial amounts of opium.
• Tailhade soon developed an anarchist and anticlerical attitude in his poems and polemic essays.
• There he met the older French poet Laurent Tailhade, with whom he later corresponded in French.
• The " Rue Brauhauban " is also home to the birthplace of another poet of the 19th century, Laurent Tailhade.
• Laurent Tailhade became her greatest fan and, fascinated by this journey of annihilated youth, defended her work at the 1911 Prix Goncourt.
• In an ironic twist, Tailhade was himself the victim of an unrelated terrorist attack several months later, when a bomb was exploded at a restaurant Tailhade was in.
• In an ironic twist, Tailhade was himself the victim of an unrelated terrorist attack several months later, when a bomb was exploded at a restaurant Tailhade was in.
• Although the explosion destroyed one of Tailhade's eyes, he did not recant his support for the anarchists; indeed, he continued to state his support for anarchism with renewed vigour.
• Tailhade claims that morphine does not cause dreams, visions or an intellectual enhancement to the user; instead, morphine shows the user less-known parts of the user s own imagination, memories and personality.
• At the turn of the century, he joined the neo-Malthusian movement alongside Paul Robin, Andr?Girard, Clovis Hugues, Albert Lantoine, A . Daud?Bancel, Laurent Tailhade, and George Yvetot.
• In 1887 1888, at the instigation of Laurent Tailhade, Gheusi worked on the revue " Le D閏adent ", but his literary career struggled to take off, despite the recommendations of 蒻ile Zola and Catulle Mend鑣.
• Tailhade pointed out that it was not only bohemian artists and poets that were under the thrall of the'dark muse'; he lists several prominent politicians from the 1880s who used morphine, such as General Boulanger and the Prince of Bismarck.
• "Male, square-shouldered, red hair dyed vermilion, " Salis was described by Lawrence Tailhade, " ageless, though stout, his face channelled by many wrinkles, his chest in a romantic doublet whose floral satin contrasted with the sobriety of a dark coat.
• After December 1893, Tailhade became well-known ( albeit notoriously so ) after he proclaimed his admiration for a terrorist attack by an Chamber of Deputies, Tailhade scandalized the Parisian bourgeoisie with his statement, " Qu'importe la victime si le geste est beau, " which translates as " Who cares about the victim if the gesture [ of the violent act ] is beautiful ."
• After December 1893, Tailhade became well-known ( albeit notoriously so ) after he proclaimed his admiration for a terrorist attack by an Chamber of Deputies, Tailhade scandalized the Parisian bourgeoisie with his statement, " Qu'importe la victime si le geste est beau, " which translates as " Who cares about the victim if the gesture [ of the violent act ] is beautiful ."
• Laurent Tailhade is reputed to have stated, after Auguste Vaillant bombed the Chamber of Deputies in 1893 : " [ What do the victims matter, so long as the gesture is beautiful ] . " In 1929 Andr?Breton's Second Manifesto on surrealist art stated that " " [ The simplest Surrealist act consists of running down into the street, pistols in hand, and firing blindly, as fast as you can pull the trigger, into the crowd ] ."