Sentence examples for a romantic fool from inspiring English sources

He's such a romantic fool.

I'm a romantic fool, I don't know if I speak for anyone.

He's such a romantic fool," she said on an episode of "The Talk".

That's why Dr. Joyce Brothers was right on when she said, "No matter how lovesick a woman is, she shouldn't take the first pill that comes along!" At the core, we are all romantic fools with an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired, desperately wanting our love story to be the one that defies all logic.

On Monday evening when Mr. Harnar sang "I Fall in Love Too Easily," a hit for the young Sinatra, he transformed it from the moony teenage reverie into the self-lacerating critique of a grown-up romantic fool.

Alicia Irving is a bawdy delight as Mrs. Lovett, part romantic fool and part devil incarnate.

A wry, muted tragedy, this casts Warren Beatty and Julie Christie as the romantic fools (he a gambler, she a brothel madam) skittering on the surface of a developing frontier; their fumbled interactions played out in murmured dialogue and framed by Vilmos Zsigmond's delicate eggshell photography.

As they watch young lovers doing the tango at a country dance, Frédéric envisages a lifetime of happiness for the couple, while Hugo sees two romantic fools momentarily blinded by desire.

By this time, its romantic fools have created so much pain and chaos that their charm has evaporated.

Another wonderful moment is when Tony and his mother's niece (Constance Neville, played by Justine Salata) feign a romantic encounter to fool his mom into believing they are a couple, when in fact they come close to tearing each other apart.

In Kissing a Fool, a romantic comedy, Schwimmer plays Max, a dapper, smart-mouthed ladies' man.