Sentence examples for felt romance from inspiring English sources

The bursts of Vivaldi, Verdi and Mozart on the score feel self-conscious and yet make sense, much like the intensely felt romance.

To keep things interesting and to make sure your man always feels romanced, you should surprise him from time to time.

For a long time, until my late 20s, I felt the romance of Greece.

I'd felt the romance but, cruelly, only for a moment.

But now he began to feel something more: "So alive with being connected with a friend with whom I share so much, and then amazingly, like lightning, I felt the romance and excitement".

Again I felt the romance seemed a little lacking emotion or meaning but I suppose in a way that was realistic what with there being a revolution against the officials and everything, nonetheless I think that Bea and Quinn should have thought a little more and felt more about each other since they were in love.

It brings back the romance of golf even if you don't quite feel the romance yet," he added with a sly wink at my attire.

It had the opposite affect on me, actually — I still feel that romance is so important.

To watch these women dance is to feel the romance, the possibility, the transformation and the fun of it all.

Every time I sing them, I really wanna feel the romance and the spark and the joy that I'm sure was in him writing the lyric".

It's impossible not to feel the romance of rail travel at its best, sitting beneath William Barlow's brilliantly restored roof of sky-blue ironwork and flanked by pristine courses of decorated red Butterley bricks.