Sentence examples for romantic emphasis from inspiring English sources

Shelley's travel narrative, with its "informal" and "subjective" focus on her personal experiences, reflects the Romantic emphasis on the individual.

Bach appear much more powerfully again in Beethoven; to Beethoven, "feeling" was as important in practice as it was in theory to his master Neefe, who proclaimed it the only condition of artistic value (moreover, for those who claim Beethoven as a Romantic, this emphasis on feeling is paramount).

Yet despite this emphasis, Romantic Moderns is not really a book about individuals.

In part it was because, in this Romantic period of emphasis upon native scenes and characters in many literatures, they put much of America into their books.

A sepulchral gloom seems to have settled over interpretations of this romantic comedy, an emphasis on adversity rather than the potential sweetness of its uses.

Both films involve (to differing degrees of emphasis) romantic drama in the shadow of war.

His first collection of poetry, published in 1935, was nostalgic and romantic and placed its emphasis on the everyday person.

Her abundant romantic life gets special emphasis, but it's all as innocent as a slumber party.

But whatever the emphasis, this romantic view of the West appeals to a growing number of collectors today.

The traditional emphasis on romantic and marital problems remained, but promiscuous behaviour, violence, and criminal activity came to be treated more directly.

"Romantic Religion," with its emphasis on humane conduct over the perils of the loosened imagination, remains an essay to live by.