How to pronounce “poetically” in English

There are some people who have to be in it, and I welcome in the space, but I think what we're trying to createare poetically-minded people, right?And I will get into this a little later when I have my little graph up, but the idea that poetry storytelling, art in general,

basically as nothing but dust, and then we end, our ultimate aim of everybody, is dust.And so poetically, I thought, well, that's kind of interesting, because the history of astronomy also begins in some sense with dust.And stardust literally flows through our veins right now.

I set out to shoot a film that explored his early childhood, Chez Panisse, and Stars, and it was really going to be bookended by Mexico.and very beautifully and poetically that the entire, certainly kitchen scene in Manhattan when

Why am I here?And you can answer that literally or poetically.Why am I here?

There's just writings from people who are trying their best to have a healthy relationship with what they consider the truth.And you're sharing it poetically, and I think for our people being in North India, North India has been the front door for invaderssince Alexander the Great.

And we work really hard to make them new.I went through a period where I was naming things more poetically.

This object has about 100 or so cells, and it will later evolve into somebody.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

But it also has people climbing trees and things like that, which seems almost impossible.And just trying to figure out a way to do that, artistically, poetically, and within a budget, it became very challenging.But then my set designer and I, Derek McLane, came up with some ways to do the little tricks in it.

Things like that.And then we've got, of course, the interior, the middle here, as it's poetically named.That comprises the loin, the belly, which is obviously where bacon and panchetta come from.