Sentence examples for bohemian feeling from inspiring English sources
"I have always surrounded myself with people who have zhis bohemian feeling," said Malandrino, who was born in Grenoble but began her career in Paris designing for labels like Dorothée Bis, Emanuel Ungaro and Et Vous.
"I didn't want to do a Bohemian feeling — I wanted a strong woman, sensuality in color and light and a wardrobe that can go from day to night," said the designer, who fulfilled those objectives by taking the collection down Mexico way.
But then, somehow, the frontier receded, and my quasi-bohemian settlement began feeling less and less like a secret.
Besides, I quite liked feeling a little bit risqué and bohemian, having a child out of wedlock.
I was in the modern dance corps, and I remember feeling like I was in a little bohemian part of the school.
Ms. Klausner scavenged wooden sewing tables from the street to carve into sculptures, closing her eyes and feeling the wood as she divined what to make of it, living a classic bohemian life in a part of Manhattan where that is now almost beyond reach.
That has stirred mixed feelings in the pretty Bohemian villages that dot the forests and gently rolling hills here, about 100 kilometers, or 60 miles, north of Prague.
Still, they have many things in common: a love, even a need, for gardening; a feeling for the natural environment; a happy left-leaning bohemian streak.
HEROLD BOHEMIAN WHEAT LAGER (HEFEWEIZEN) (Czech Republic) A hazy amber, very distinctive, craft-beer-feeling lager with a fine fragrance of fresh bread and molasses.
In rebellion against the rhetoric and conventional responses of their Victorian parents, hating dogma, ritual, and hypocritical expressions of unreal feelings, they, nevertheless, inherited from the Victorians a self-discipline and fastidiousness that made bohemian disorder impossible.
