Sentence examples for deep romance from inspiring English sources

She talks with deep romance about her friends.

If the season's movies have a message, it doesn't have much to do with the existential heroism of a "Die Hard," or the deep romance of a "Titanic".

Certainly her beauty, lineage and prominence as the co-host of a show on the Food Network for five years were part of the scandal's allure; that she was in a deep romance with a married sugar tycoon supplied additional titillation.

There is no deeper romance to "Wolf," only craven desire.

They are deep in the romance of growing up.

The working titles - "Deep Tiki", "Volcano Romance" - are worth the price of admission alone.

— Emergency medicine carries a deep aura of romance in America, with its first-responder traditions of adrenaline, acuity and bravery.

A young couple stare into each other's eyes, deep into a romance that started on the bus from Ohio.

One of the manifold ways our culture fails girls is in its refusal to honor or even acknowledge their deep interest in romance.

You began working at CBS in 1961....' " The lines Yetnikoff gives himself are generally less printable but seldom more believable, though you can't help enjoying the episode in which, deep into his romance with cocaine, he attends James Taylor's wedding at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New York and meets Bishop Paul Moore Jr. Bishophop,' I said.

Ms. Thomas was starring in Mike Nichols's production of "Barefoot in the Park" in London, and deep into a romance with her leading man, Daniel Massey, when she learned her pilot had been bought; if it hadn't, she suspects she might have lived a different life.