Sentence examples for romance so much from inspiring English sources

"Nothing spoils a romance so much as a sense of humor in the woman," one gentleman announces.

More compelling are the differences in sensibilities: the romance so much more restrained, the hero completely without roguishness.

Not long after Miles and Pilar strike up a romance (so much for not wanting anything) she moves in with him.

In the event, Alice Laidlaw became Alice Munro at the age of 20, a decision that doesn't appear to have been propelled by the starry-eyed dictates of romance so much as by the brute exigencies of carnal need.

It seems more likely, to me at least, that Black Widow will have to sacrifice Hulk (or vice versa) and that's the reason the movies have focused on their potential romance so much.

Famous American houses aren't that old relatively speaking, and there's nothing that lends a book the air of romance quite so much as the mists of time.

Days Made of Glass was different -- a 'one off' book that NY wouldn't be interested in, seeing the niche as too small (apparently westerns are great for Romance, not so much for WF).

McKenna makes romantic comedies in which the romance is not so much between a woman and the perfect man but a woman and the perfect career.

In her study she found that more than 33percentt of men and women who watched a TV show or movie that sugarcoated romance were affected so much by what they saw that they considered breaking up with their significant other.

You want there to be a definite vibe of romance, but not so much it feels cheesy.

My mother was one of them; like the women here, she was beautiful and, between husbands, ended up at a Reno dude ranch, where she enjoyed the sport of romancing the buckaroos so much that she asked that her ashes be dumped in the Nevada foothills.