poetic licence उदाहरण वाक्य

When they are applied across the board the results are frequently bizarre, especially as no account whatsoever is taken of poetic licence.
One of his plays formed the core of " Poetic Licence ", a performance poetry production by STAGES presented in 2002 and 2005.
Contrary to popular belief, South was not actually from the area of Garryowen, this being poetic licence on the part of the writer.
Plus Nasrin already has a lot of poetic licence in her; a black woman with bright lime green eyes and she's a botanokinetic-she can manipulate plants with her mind.
:Whilst the films obviously have a lot of poetic licence, we were told when I was a young Scout that they're based on a highwayman's hitch .-- talk ) 10 : 53, 25 September 2016 ( UTC)

However the Department of the Taoiseach state that this is a misrepresentation which " should be actively discouraged ", In songs and poems, the colours are sometimes enumerated as " green, white and gold ", using poetic licence.
Taking some poetic licence to expand this point, he says that in this system, the president of the national treasury could have been a Phoenician slave, since he would only be asked to implement the rulings of the demos.
In the case of literature, it is even more possible, since there is such a thing as poetic licence; as far as I know there is not yet such a thing as a poetry licence, though perhaps there should be.
But you also take some poetic licence with the reported facts : The sources both credit a single individual, " a hacker " or " an anonymous researcher "-your draft speaks of multiple hackers . talk ) 20 : 45, 25 March 2013 ( UTC)
The famous patriotic " sceptr'd isle " speech is voiced by John of Gaunt, a man who spent the majority of his life in Aquitaine, and is a piece of poetic licence that illustrates English prejudices . " Henry V " is one-sided with little sympathy for the French.