Sentence examples similar to clean romance from inspiring English sources
Willie is the daughter of Vi, a 46-year-old ex-hippie who is involved in a squeaky-clean romance with her clergyman.
Jacobs's answer was to wipe the slate clean, leaving behind the Anna Karenina romance and nostalgia of that collection for a mood of simplicity and purity.
Lyrically, the song is about how Aguilera wishes to "wipe the slate clean" with a former lover and "reconcile an old romance".
"When they were romancing and got married they were certainly both clean," says the old acquaintance.
He rarely uses toe shoes, but his dancers have a clean balletic line and he is now less concerned with modern dance's romance with the ground.
But Seward's capsule for APC promises "clean sexiness", which might sound a little clinical but marries both the understated romance of the brand with her own rather more feminine touch.
But no superhero comic looks like this one: its swooping clean lines and its expressive faces resemble, instead, the covers of nineteen-fifties romance comics — and excel, by miles, the TV series from which it derives.
Several light lines - romances.
A dramatic ending to the Brody/Mathison romance, but one with complexity and resonance — and with the added benefit of presenting the show with a clean slate for Season Three.
That fan base is also the population isolated for research in "Modern Romance," and there's an accordingly normative focus to the material that feels not just insular but scrubbed clean of irregularities.
