Sentence examples for profoundly romantic from inspiring English sources
And yes, Les Enfants du Paradis remains profoundly romantic and heartbreaking and strange.
A glare of white sunlight gives an unreal intensity to this would-be naturalistic view which is profoundly romantic.
But it needed Scott's profoundly romantic and Roman air, and it helped expose a lonely autocrat in the actor.
Dealing with the themes of liberty, love, and death, Solomós embodied a profoundly Romantic sensibility in extraordinary fragments of lyrical intensity, which gave a new prestige to the Demotic language.
The man who emerges from this testimony (more than 30 people were interviewed) is profoundly romantic, forever concerned with the meaning, effect and even the duration of romantic love.
She exchanged the stage for academia two decades ago but one can still tell from her prose the kind of dancer that she was: meticulous, devoted and, au fond, profoundly romantic.
The opinion is at once profoundly legalistic and romantic.
Justice Kennedy's opinion was at once profoundly legalistic and romantic.
This is Byron's epic poem with incidental music for orchestra, chorus and soloists – a broodingly and profoundly tedious hour of romantic uber-angst, and we had narrator Wolfram Koch reclining neurotically on a chaise long at the front of the Usher Hall stage to drive home the point.
Pushkin's poem overflows with vivid, discursive detail, with asides and descriptions which, within the 14-line stanzas with their distinctive rhyme scheme from which the whole novel is built, constantly vary the tone of the narration so that it is by turns ironic, satirical, romantic and profoundly compassionate.
