Sentence examples for put romantic from inspiring English sources

Why does it make sense to put romantic music together with a story about a little boy murdering people?

Having accepted his inability to make himself available for San Marino and Montenegro, perhaps Ferdinand should put romantic notions of an England return to one side and accept the realism of international retirement is now his best course of action for the avoidance of further uncertainty.

Put romantic notes in her locker.

I believe she is needlessly putting romantic love and maternal love at odds with each other.

Still, writers have a way of putting romantic twists on the facts of their surroundings.

I only put that romantic part of me into films.

Some are even referring to it as a winning draw, which is to put a romantic gloss on events.

Someone who could help put a romantic's breathless ideas in writing, she thought, would be needed around this time of year.

This included the circulation of a number of steamy Photoshopped images of Miliband's face on various chiselled forms, put to romantic music, or simply gazing off into the distance.

Here, long before he joined f/64, the photography group dedicated to clarity and detail, and long before he conceived of previsualization, the idea that the best photographs are those that exist "in the mind at, or before, the moment of exposure," Adams was struggling to put his romantic vision down on paper.

Remember that silly Google+ ad that tried to put a romantic spin on Circles, only to make it look like a whole lot of work?