Sentence examples for experience of romance from inspiring English sources
It was my first experience of romance in the way Waugh conjures it: submission to the glamor of a time and place.
FOR teenagers with limited experience of romance, it is often difficult to distinguish between ardor of the puppy-love variety and attachment bordering on obsession, Ms. Vacca said.
Drawing on her own experience on the front lines of divorce, her primary aim was to show a woman of a certain age moving through disenchantment to a giddy new experience of romance.
With the growing bond between the two men on the road, these visions — evoking both the shared experience of romance and the alienating strangeness of cultural crossings — prove contagious as well.
And the entire show seems to have been conceived to vindicate a point that the novelist and critic Ben Kunkel made in a Salon conversation several years ago, about how the nature of what you might call the "adultescent" dating scenes militates against genuinely romantic sentiments: Partly, a model of shopping has overtaken our experience of romance.
A couple of years ago, Nanette Burstein's comedy Going the Distance – about a long-distance relationship – made an reasonable stab at representing the actual experience of romance in a modern world in which women have careers as well as the men.
These narratives portray families that are bound together simultaneously by couples' shared individual experiences of romance and by ascribed intergenerational bonds that define largely unquestioned roles to be performed by family members.
Steinberg said that the song was inspired by his personal experiences of romance.
It was written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly and produced by Nile Rodgers Steinbergg said that the song was inspired by his personal experiences of romance.
Wilford chose to include "Losing Ground" in MOMA's series because it shows the experience of fraught romance from a black woman's perspective.
Notting Hill is, in its contrived way, a very romantic film, with an intense, heartfelt quality: I have often wondered how much it was based on a real experience of "morganatic" romance between celebrity and civilian.
