Examples of 'eliot said' in a sentence
Meaning of "eliot said"
eliot said: introducing a quote or paraphrase attributed to poet T.S. Eliot
How to use "eliot said" in a sentence
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eliot said
Eliot said that poetry was what could not be translated.
A poet named Eliot said it first.
Eliot said that poetry.
I agree a hundred percent with what Eliot said.
Eliot said it was okay.
I have to admit, when Eliot said you were in the clear.
Eliot said that minor poets borrow while great poets steal.
This is impossible . Even Eliot said it was impossible.
Eliot said that the purpose of literature is to turn blood into ink.
But one must not forget … As the great poet Eliot said.
Eliot said that the purpose of literature was to turn blood into ink.
For … as the great poet Eliot said.
Even Eliot said it was impossible.
Thanks. I have to admit, when Eliot said you were in the clear.
As TS Eliot said of good poetry, it creates understanding before it is understood.
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But we must not forget … that … CLASSIC MODERN For … as the great poet Eliot said.
I have to admit, when Eliot said you were in the clear, I was a little surprised.
Do you have any idea why? Eliot said that?
Eliot said that " the frightening discovery of morality remains permanent . ".
In this way, they would be spared “ being good, ” as Eliot said.
Eliot said that immature poets imitate, great artists, great poets steal.
The end has to be in the beginning, as T.S. Eliot said.
Eliot said that “ April is the cruelest of months ”.
George Eliot said it best,.
Eliot said it best, “ Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?
Eliot said that Chesterton “ deserves a permanent claim on our loyalty . ”.
Eliot said in one of his poems, “ We shall not cease from exploration.
Eliot said that?
Eliot said that “ human kind can not bear very much reality . ".
Eliot said that? That 's funny.
Now, Eliot said they were 17 miles from the bank.
Now, Eliot said they were 17 miles from the bank . Let us get.
Even Eliot said it was impossible . Wait, it 's impossible.
