Sentence examples for nascent romanticism from inspiring English sources
Writing in the tradition of the novel of sensibility, she boldly focused the themes of nascent Romanticism in her stories and paved the way for the greater talents of Scott and the Romantic poets.
In Clementi's Sonata in F minor (Op. 13, No. 6), by contrast, the tensions between Classicism and nascent Romanticism in the work came to life in the form of an elegantly crystalline top line and a heavy, muscular bass.
The nascent romance was not all-consuming.
In "The Photographer" and "Koyaanisqatsi," both from 1982, for example, visual imagery -- the rhythms of Eadweard Muybridge's action photography in one and of Godfrey Reggio's film of bustling, mechanized cities and unspoiled landscapes in the other -- pushed him to apply the nascent neo-Romanticism of "Satyagraha" to his writing for his own ensemble.
With his small revisions, Melville weighed the glossy vocabulary of romanticism against the starker vocabulary of nascent realism.
It's a Janus of a painting, saluting the Romanticism of Turner and Géricault while hailing a nascent Impressionism.
Romanticism good, romanticism attractive.
