Sentence examples for romantic conception from inspiring English sources
The uniqueness of the Romantic concept of the Absolute resides in the fact that the Romantic conception of infinitude regards it not as empty but "substantial and filled" (SW 1, 129).
And Sarasate's "Zigeunerweisen" reflects the Romantic conception of Gypsy exoticism.
McDonagh has a less romantic conception of the place.
The bright ideals of 1918 were built around a romantic conception of nationalism.
The animus also seemed to come from McCain's romantic conception of politics.
Modern literature projects a quite different idea: the romantic conception of writing as a medium in which a singular personality heroically exposes itself.
Like Pushkin, Zhukovsky was interested especially in personal experience, Romantic conceptions of landscape, and folk ballads.
He compares this virtual ummah to romantic conceptions of nationhood, which inspire people not only to love their country but to die for it.
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The great, passionate, intense sweep of music that is the first act, from the overture to Idamante's recognition of his long-lost but forbidding father, is Romantic in conception and, like the plays of Shelley or Byron, impossible to represent fully on stage.
The photographer could not resist penetrating the romantic self-conceptions of her subjects, deflating even so rock solid an ego as Norman Mailer's by her merciless style.
