There is a distinctly romantic mood, as though the artist were rekindling memories of his own high school crushes.
'But,' he would counsel me, 'you should exercise moderation in all things.' He himself had an unflappable and distinctly phlegmatic manner (although within seethed a distinctly Romantic nature).
Until a suitcase of papers was found under Ms. Suckley's bed in her turret room at Wilderstein after her death — including handwritten letters from Roosevelt with distinctly romantic overtones — the depth of their relationship was a deeply buried secret.
Poe's work — violent, frightening, romantic, and distinctly unwholesome — seemed made for the movies then, and now it still does.
The very grammar of a Hemingway sentence dictated, or was dictated by, a certain way of looking at the world, a way of looking but not joining, a way of moving through but not attaching, a kind of romantic individualism distinctly adapted to its time and source.
The fizzy 1956 work fused a distinctly Chinese lyricism to a robust exuberance familiar from countless Romantic overtures.
In the years following the Studium essay, Schlegel moved not only to a distinction between the classical and the romantic, as opposed to that between the ancient and modern, but moreover began distinctly to privilege the romantic.
YOUTH IN REVOLT Lead actor Michael Cera looks distinctly less youthful on the promotion circuit than he did during the filming of this quirky romantic comedy.
Now 17, she is becoming distinctly womanly and will probably turn up soon as a rival to Kate Hudson and Drew Barrymore in romantic comedies intended for older girls.
There is a distinctly gruff, almost macho, edge to Korean culture that makes it difficult for many people to acknowledge the romantic impetus behind the boom.
In Emily Mann's perky production of this paradigmatic romantic tragedy at the McCarter Theater here, the twain meet in Shakespearean poetry delivered by actors in distinctly modern pose.
