Sentence examples for convey romance from inspiring English sources
Think about the mood you want to convey in the room: dark, rich colors convey romance, brighter blues and greens can have a playful effect, and pastels help to sooth and relax your guests.
It brought a belly dancer to twirl through part of its set, and it was equally impressive with a singer upfront: Salah Rajab, whose baritone conveyed romance, elegance and gusto.
It is these human noises that ultimately convey the romance of city life.
They convey the romance of exotic otherness that Edward Said anatomized: a colorful Arab, a snake charmer, dreaming ruins.
No one better conveys the romance of science than Mr. Sacks.
The precise nature of this dreariness had been ineffable to her until she saw "Slacker," which seemed to capture it: the movie, she recalls, conveyed the "romance of the utter boringness of Austin".
It is the particular triumph of "Now: In the Wings on a World Stage," a documentary look at a production of Shakespeare's "Richard III" directed by Mendes and starring Kevin Spacey as the malevolent monarch, that it is able to square that particular circle: It's that rare film that captures and conveys the romance of the theatrical experience.
And this is before they've even laid eyes on the Venetian-style gondola, complete with the warbling faux Italian gondolier, which conveys mostly romance-seeking couples up and down the river for evening tours of the skyline.
Often steeped in nostalgia, these romances convey a longing for more genteel times.
We as a society must start to convey accurate portrayals of romance in an attempt to prevent the infiltration of this unrealistic bullshit in the minds of young girls.
In Romance, Latin inflectional endings have been much reduced, and more reliance is placed on syntactic construction to convey sentence meaning; that is, Romance languages are more "analytic" than the predominantly "synthetic" Latin.
