Sentence examples for a Casanova from inspiring English sources
He's a Casanova, a conquistador.
"He's very emotionally expressive, but he's not exactly a Casanova," he said.
He's still a Casanova, but "Confessions" also dips into the guilty consequences.
Tennant ended a search for a Casanova which had seemed exhausted.
He is something of a Casanova, but gives no hint of any romantic entanglement.The conversation goes like this.
In the series, Selfridge comes off as a visionary, a family man, a Casanova and a compulsive manipulator.
He's a beatnik, a Crusoe, a Zen philosopher, a frustrated Casanova and a Rousseau-esque child of nature rolled into one.
When she lets down her guard with a man -- and a local Casanova at that -- the transgression enables her to undergo an epic liberation.
He also exhibits the physical prowess of a college athlete, the sexual swagger of a midcentury Casanova and the bighearted optimism of a saint.
Jonathan Cake as a vain Casanova and Lloyd Hutchinson as a brusque hotelier have the security of outline essential to farce-acting.
That song was the exception in a set full of a raunchy Casanova's self-satisfaction, and the slow-grind grooves that got it for him.
