Sentence examples for far more romantic from inspiring English sources

It's far more romantic just to let all your vices and fetishes come out and shine.

It is far more romantic than the Jazz Age tributes conceived by Mr. Childs in his wanton postmodern youth.

Gabrielle Giffords's presence, at about the same time tomorrow, at her husband's shuttle launch, is far more romantic.

At the far more romantic, and pricy, Café Iguana, (590-590) 88.61.37, near the airport, entrees are more in the 20 euro range, but well worth it.

It sounded like it was coming from another universe – far more romantic and erotic than someone revealing their breasts on a beach in Torquay.

He shows us true love — two teenagers helping and accepting each other through the most humiliating physical and emotional ordeals — and it is far more romantic than any sunset on the beach.

Called "The Romantic Soul," their concert is devoted to music inspired by a far more famous Romantic Englishman, Lord Byron.

But where Mr. Godard was revealing the unstable existential underpinnings of the Bogart legend, Mr. Hayashi offers a far more naive, romantic version of the material.

An oddly endearing friendship between Crudup and Tom Wilkinson gives way to a far more conventional romantic comedy with Mandy Moore.

Women are far more into romantic love and a slow gentle kiss will make us want you more.

"Reading history, to me, was far more than a romantic adventure," he said.