Sentence examples for call romantic from inspiring English sources

Some critics have been tempted to call Romantic theatre in France a failure.

"I have satisfied myself that there is such a thing as that which tourists call romantic, which I very much suspected before: they make such a spluttering about it..

It was in that same tumultuous decade of the 1790s, as Coleridge recalled in his Biographia Literaria (1817), that he and William Wordsworth, writers we now call "Romantic," staged their act of resistance to the school of Pope in the form of the poetic experiments they published in 1798 as Lyrical Ballads.

But the Romantic era, and its intellectual wild children, had little to do with what we call romantic love.

Needless to say, self-love, or self-regard as Dr Reik calls it, is different from the emotional turmoil we call romantic love.

What you call "dark", I call romantic, and I mean that in the classical sense of romanticism as the glorification of all aspects of the human condition.

Nepal "is simply not equipped to handle this thing called romantic love," one character grouses.

The Minneapolis Institute of Arts offers an occasional series called Romantic Third Thursday.

No poet was better equipped to remake what Jonathan Bate calls "Romantic ecology".

And yet, Sacks' work is part of a long tradition of descriptive, narrative, case-oriented medical writing he has himself called "romantic".

With her strange, hybrid modern harpsichord with steel strings and a style of playing lazily called "romantic," Ruzickova and her playing just spoke to me.