Sentence examples for dangerous romantic from inspiring English sources

"Murder Ballad" has its own brooding matinee idol in the form of Will Swenson, who ably embodies the most combustible part of a dangerous romantic triangle.

The Hoagy Carmichael-Paul Francis Webster jazz standard "Baltimore Oriole" was spiced up with a modified Afro-Cuban rhythm that lofted its jivey lyric about some sexy birds playing dangerous romantic games into the ether.

Born in second world war Ukraine, this dangerous, romantic rebel, "a cross between a sailor on leave and a rock star", had been a young punk in his native Kharkov, an avant-garde poet and idol of the Soviet underground in the Brezhnev era, and then an alcoholic down-and-out, before heading to America in the spring of 1974, coincidentally at the same moment as Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

"Vampires are sexy and dangerous and romantic, and, if they're mini, they're none of those things," Morgenstein says.

"Dangerous, intimate, romantic, dirty, strategic - secrets are the one thing humans can take with them to the grave," she intones.

From the first pages of The Awakening we are pulled into territory that feels utterly current and familiar, with an undercurrent more dangerous than romantic comedy.

Later, Broadway and Hollywood associated the fire escape with the city's dangerous and romantic possibilities in classics like "Rear Window," "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "West Side Story".

Are you a dangerous or romantic red or its polar opposite--an elegant, natural green?

Everyone knows that pop culture is bonkers for brooding, romantic, dangerous types with underworld connections.

Is there something particularly powerful, in this cultural moment, about a dangerous, potentially violent romantic hero?

But … I thought to myself, his romantic, dangerous life says something.