muses造句

They were muses, sometimes friends.

We have listened too long to the courtly muses of Europe.

“Is this how it ends?” he muses after the murder of a white farmer.

Emerson's celebrated American Scholar address of 1837, in which he proclaimed that "we have listened too long to the courtly muses of Europe."

"There was a time," Landman muses, "when an ambulance appeared before Parliament and the rand collapsed because people thought something had happened to Mr. Mandela.

Mr Cox muses about breaking out of the age straitjacket to mix eight-, ten-, and 15-year-old stock under a label such as “head distiller’s choice”.