Sentence examples for romance more from inspiring English sources
Is there a romance more mysterious than Mizoguchi's Ugetsu Monogatari?
Obviously, nothing says romance more than being treated as someone's prize -̶ or indeed being incarcerated.
The new low-key recruitment process is less of a whirlwind romance, more of a slow courtship.
Speaking of romance, more generally, he admits that, as he grows older, "it's not of less interest.
'There is no romance more dire and pure than that of the desert moth and the Joshua.' " "Dire?" the girl asks.
Couples in wedding finery pose for photographs in front of illuminated shop windows, with Salvatore Ferragamo, Louis Vuitton and Gucci offering the sort of backdrop for romance more usually provided by the sea or the mountains.
But today's romances more and more reflect that smart women and men are neither marrying up or marrying down -- we're just marrying the right person.
As a long-term strategy, it aimed the band beyond the ups and downs of adolescent romance to more general and more lasting hopes and dreams.
More proof that success in modern sport is less about romance and more to do with organisation, hard graft and systems.
Today Demuth's industrial romance seems more quaint than inspirational.
Does anybody really believe in that romance any more?
