Sentence examples for idealized romance from inspiring English sources

Shunning the Beatles' idealized romance and the Rolling Stones' cocky swagger, the Who shunned pretension and straightforwardly dealt with teenage travails.

The moon and the stars were popular symbols of idealized romance at the time.

That sequence recounts the emotional journey of a woman who awakes from a dream of an idealized romance.

As students at the Romance Novel Convention are learning how to write about idealized romance, the police are trying to stop a ghastly perversion of romance from being consummated in the woods.

As I said at the outset, the neutrality principal began life not with engineers but as the idealized romance of legal academics and their fellow travelers.

Obviously Packwood had misjudged many of his situations with women, thinking of them as idealized romances.

Growing up in a society that idealizes romance and promotes unattainable standards of perfection grâce à Hollywood, it's hard to come to terms with meeting someone in such a lackluster way.

Both the intoxication of love and the hangover of loneliness are given idealized, elegant form as "Contact" weaves romance from a reality we are all familiar with (2 00).

But these early romances tended to be platonic and idealized, much like Werther's adoration of Charlotte.

"East of Eden" is even more sublime or fanciful in that its World War I setting allows Cal's romance with Abra (Julie Harris) to be more idealized.

Also surviving translation to the screen was the '40s vintage romance of the city itself, expressed in naive, wistful, sappy affection for a place and period idealized by the stage production's young creators and vividly embodied in the hallmark anthem "New York, New York, It's a Helluva Town". But Bernstein, for one, was embarrassed by the new songs added to the movie.