Exempel på doggerel

• All these early plays were written, for the most part, in a mingling of prose and wretched doggerel, and add nothing to our literature. 

• And as for the hymns which are sung, why is it necessary for them to be doggerel before they are devotional? 

• He spoke in mere doggerel and slang. 

• This is no better verse, and possibly no worse, than much of the adolescent doggerel that is so often preserved by fond parents to prove that their child early gave signs of poetic and literary genius. 

• Until the boys got hold of that doggerel he wrote, Johnny was sure they had not paid any attention to his occasional vague rhapsodies on the subject. 

• This doggerel was probably the result of an emotional spasm.

• More than the dried-up doggerel in this document, that approach will be a real help to our employers, our employees, our economy and our country.

• The crux of the problem is in the facetiousness of the doggerel.

• They do not menace the public in such a way as to give rise to that doggerel utterance.

• I should make it clear that that piece of doggerel was prepared for an amendment which, in the event, we did not move.

• I am interested in the doggerel that we may hear.

• I was in a fishing village the other day, and was very interested to find that even children were making doggerel rhymes about matches.

• A report that has been described by an eminent economist, now on the railways board, as pure poetry—the sort of doggerel found in elementary exercise books—must of necessity be questioned.

• It was an awful piece of doggerel.

• One writer about shanties warned his readers that their lyrics, to landsmen, would probably appear as the veriest doggerel.

• On the back of the title-page are some doggerel verses by the author.

• It typically consisted of doggerel punning rhymes, giving the names of the chief personages in the procession and alluding to their individual characteristics.

• Some was good, some was doggerel and occasional pieces were excellent: but not all was welcome.

• The musical forms were highly repetitive, and the lyrics were quite often doggerel without any cohesive or preconceived composition.

• His poems, which are often mere doggerel, were not published until after his death.