barbaric yawp造句

• Barbaric yawp, as Walt Whitman wrote in a time before telecom.
• Hardly a barbaric yawp of Americanism.
• The result is to bring an unexpected formality and deliberation to songs that in their original versions were barbaric yawps.
• With his barbaric yawp of a book, Kerouac commands attention as a kind of literary James Dean . " It considers the book partly a travel book and partly a collection of journal jottings.
• The timpanist, bestriding the top of an implied pyramid on a riser at the orchestra's rear, whacked out his barbaric yawp at the beginning of Ruggles'" Sun-Treader " with marvelously simulated abandon.
• Biographer Fred Hobson calls him " our naysaying Walt Whitman, and whatever his manifold inadequacies of heart and conscience, he sounded his own barbaric yawp over the roofs of the timid and the fearful, the contented and the smug ."
• "If its death ( if we dare call it that might it, like King Arthur, lie in wait to rise again at a time of future need ? ) made almost no noise, its birth and early years sounded a great barbaric yawp.
• In a review from Entertainment Weekly, Hillary Busis quotes, " Although tonight's Once featured plenty of thumping music, rowdy dancing, and barbaric yawps, the episode's plot wasn't nearly as driving and insistent as the Lost Boys'delirious bacchanals.