Dithyramb

The dithyramb that pervaded the entire work of literature made it more of an exercise in excess than a coherent artistic statement.

The dithyramb was usually sung in honor of a deity or hero.

The movie critic wrote a dithyramb about the film, praising it as a masterpiece.

The sailors sang a dithyramb as they hoisted the sails.

The dithyramb was known for its frenzied energy and wild dancing.

The dithyramb was performed by a chorus of singers and dancers.

The music journalist's dithyramb about the singer's new album generated a lot of buzz.

The company's annual report was a dithyramb about their success and growth.

The dithyramb was sometimes accompanied by the aulos, an ancient Greek wind instrument.

The dithyramb cup was considered sacred and only used during special occasions.

In a dithyramb, the chorus sings and dances while the actors perform the story.

The bard recited a dithyramb in praise of the king's valor.

The dithyramb was performed during the festival of Dionysus in Athens.

The dithyramb was a celebration of life and fertility in ancient Greece.

The book was a dithyramb to the wonders of science.

The artist's exhibit received a dithyramb from the museum curator.

The dithyramb was often used as a religious expression in ancient Greece.

His dithyramb about the new restaurant was so enthusiastic that we had to go check it out.

The theater troupe performed a dithyramb that brought the audience to their feet.

The actor's acceptance speech was a dithyramb to his fans and supporters.

The ancient Greeks believed that the dithyramb had the power to summon the gods.

The employee's work was praised in a dithyramb by the company's CEO.

The blog post was a dithyramb to the benefits of a vegan diet.

The ancient Greeks believed that the dithyramb was essential for appeasing the gods and ensuring a good harvest.

The archaeologist found an ancient dithyramb cup in Greece.

The play that they performed was a dithyramb, just like the ones in ancient Greece.

The dithyramb cup was used during the dithyrambic festival in honor of Dionysus.

The composer incorporated elements of the dithyramb into his latest symphony.

The dithyramb was a popular art form in ancient Greece that inspired many other forms of artistic expression.

The play concluded with a grand dithyramb in praise of the king.

The magazine article was a dithyramb to the beauty of the city.

The priestess poured wine into the dithyramb cup during the ceremony.

The coach's dithyramb about the team's hard work was well received by the players.