Sentence examples for formed a bromance from inspiring English sources

They've since formed a bromance.

Also from Through the Looking-Glass, this term refers to the process of blending two existing words together to form a new word (e.g. "bromance," to proffer another recent coinage).

"Silicon Valley's basic income bromance," the writer Lauren Smiley calls it: a group of venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, engineers, and futurists who together form an informal and extremely well-financed advocacy network for UBI.

Kind of like a bromance.

So every romance was also a bromance.

It's not a bromance, like Romney and Paul Ryan.

And, heavens, does Francis have a bromance for Ross now?

Crude and knockabout, it nonetheless has — like many a bromance — a sloppy, sentimental heart.

THE media has dubbed it a "bromance", but "infratuation" might have been a better term.

But Brits are not the only ones who love a bromance.

Ferrari's colleagues talk of his relationship with Johnson as a "bromance".