How to pronounce“poetica”in English

are poetically-minded people, right?

become "poetical," which I believe was a Victorian euphemism for not ladylike or wild.

And so poetically, I thought, well, that's kind of interesting, because the history of astronomy also begins in some sense with dust.

and very beautifully and poetically that the entire, certainly kitchen scene in Manhattan when

Lovelace brought the poetical science and Babbage the mechanical engineering for the machine.

trying to make sense poetically of the 20th century in America so it it starts

trying to make sense poetically of the 20th century in America so it it starts

probably in a really annoying poetical way, my symptoms.

And you can answer that literally or poetically.

And you're sharing it poetically, and I think for our people being in North India, North India has been the front door for invaders

She said she wanted to create a poetical science, which in a way, if you think about it, programming is sort of a poetical science.

So she develops what she calls poetical science.

So she embraces what she calls poetical science.

so he said i think poetically uh you know what you're tasting is sweetness and what the plant is telling

I went through a period where I was naming things more poetically.

And I mean, if you can wax poetical a little about just where you see the beer industry going and continuing to go.

Not only does stardust flow through our veins, but also as Carl Sagan poetically put it, he had the NASA engineers turn the Voyager satellite around

And Ada's mother was very concerned that she would inherit her father's "wild blood," what people called this poetical tendency.

tutored in mathematics, mainly-- as if being tutored in math were an antidote to becoming poetical.

in the 1800s, she told her mother that she was going to pursue poetical science.

The planet "Melancholia" hits the Earth, we all die But I find something beatifully poetical In the attitude of the main person "Justine" - played by "Kirsten Dunst"

And just trying to figure out a way to do that, artistically, poetically, and within a budget, it became very challenging.

And then we've got, of course, the interior, the middle here, as it's poetically named.

How clever to make a sentence that’s all full of Latinate words ending in ation, to make that sing and poetical because mostly in the English language the words that are

But in the case of knowledge after I've told you what I know, you now know it but I still know it, right? I haven't lost it. Well, Thomas Jefferson put it actually much more poetically.