Sentence examples for perfectly romantic from inspiring English sources

Caroline was really pleased and regarded the gesture as perfectly romantic.

Others are more focused on the proximity of the sun — as in "will I be warm, but not too warm in my expensive wedding gown?" Still others find that to wed on doomsday is a perfectly romantic notion.

All the newness, fluttery feelings and fulfilled expectations crash together in a perfectly romantic moment.

A rustic wooden runner is a perfectly romantic place to highlight that DIYed centerpiece.

She was performing at the Village Vanguard when she met the man she would marry--who, in perfectly romantic fashion, was an artist managing his father's underwear factory.

And if you choose a hotel with features like private fireplaces, Italian linens, enormous soaking tubs, and spectacular views, your few days can add up to a perfectly romantic escape.

The utterly romantic, perfectly crafted moments that take your breath away.

Despite Albert Steptoe's scepticism, exposing a prospective partner to a la-di-dah film is a perfectly respectable romantic strategy.

We're approaching Valentine's Day, so let's end with a lesson from Jimmy Stewart on how to ruin a perfectly good romantic moment: Your thoughts?

His reworkings of legend (The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, 1883; the King Arthur stories, 1903 1910, and his novels of the Middle Ages [Otto of the Silver Hand, 1888; and Men of Iron, 1892]) exemplify perfectly the romantic feeling of his time, as does the picture of Shakespeare's England drawn by John Bennett in Master Skylark (1897).

Marian Keyes and Sophie Kinsella are fond of making their respective heroines 29, but Watermelon's Claire gets to live out a distinctly soap-operatic existence, and The Undomestic Goddess's Samantha Sweeting isn't just undomestic but unrealistic in how her newfound talents for gardening win her a perfectly yummy romantic hero.