Sentence examples for romantic conceptions from inspiring English sources

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.

The featured articles connect Cooper's feminist philosophy with her social and political writings; virtue and care ethics in Cooper's writings; romantic conceptions of human nature and flourishing; Cooper's legacy as a public intellectual; and her philosophy of social justice that informs her philosophy of education.

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).

McDonagh has a less romantic conception of the place.

And Sarasate's "Zigeunerweisen" reflects the Romantic conception of Gypsy exoticism.

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.

Hustle, imagination, a willingness to indulge a degree of hedonism and a determination to fulfill a romantic conception of itself have helped Dubai prosper.

Kiefer has consciously chosen to revive a romantic conception of art, as well as the traditional genre of history painting, for our time.

In it you see already crystallized the author's enduring habits and preoccupations: his love of lists; his ex-mechanic's fascination with how things are made, whether it be a bellows or a prosthetic hand; his at-once rudimentary and impossibly romantic conception of male-female relations.