Sentence examples for romance builds from inspiring English sources

For some, a rose-colored romance builds up over time about your high school years and the place where you grew up, a romance that disappears when you meet up with people and places again.

Romance, like comedy, is a conflict between destructive and restorative impulses, and these impulses are embodied in the characters that inhabit this dream fiction.1 Like comic characters, the characters of romance evoke in us the same responses of wish and fear, and like comedy itself romance builds toward a catharsis of those two emotions.

A sweet romance builds in the middle of the soul-eating, kinetic world of contemporary hip-hop world.

Uncompromisingly perfect and exquisitely finished, yes, but there was an alluring amount of romance built in.

Nobody has written a "two young troubadours" romance built around the songs of Daryl Hall and John Oates.

They create romance, build business and topple kingdoms.

Norwegian Cruise Line's Norway has romance built in at the Club Internationale, still one of the most glamorous rooms at sea with its Art Deco ambience and ballroom dancing.

While watching Witness the other night, starring a young Harrison Ford as a cop on the lam who ends up falling in love with an Amish woman, I ended up deeply disappointed that the central romance built up to nothing more than a passionate kiss/hug and one forbidden glance at a naked body.

The way short-lived romances build and fizzle out is expressed by the characters traveling together, and their emotional states are reflected in the quality of the different motels they stay at.

Fantasy, like so many romance novels, builds a plot.

In "Dichterliebe," Schumann's 16-song account (by way of Heine poems) of the painful arc of a short-lived romance, Mr. Cook built on the qualities he brought to the Strauss, also drawing here on the brighter and darker extremes of his sound to bring this cycle's mood swings to life.