Sentence examples for romantic ethos from inspiring English sources

In the romantic ethos of "Deliver Us From Eva," which opens today nationwide, women call the shots.

After intermission came an excellent (if occasionally bangy) performance of Scriabin's Sonata No. 5, which heralded the evolution of his Romantic ethos into a more atonal style.

Close to the heart of the Romantic ethos was the idea that heroic individuals could attain the freedom to make their own laws, in defiance of society.

The Toledos are no longer struggling artists (although the romantic ethos of authenticity and creative struggle is part of their identity), but they still operate on an artisanal scale.

Their light, pleasurable pop-jazz gave a lift to starry-eyed lyrics that evoke a '40s romantic ethos of delayed gratification leading to happily-ever-after for sweethearts bathed in moonlight.

These omnipresent cycles represent, instead, an anachronistic grouping — one made only in hindsight and informed by a shrewd combination of the Romantic ethos of classical music and the box-set mentality of the record industry.

The post-Romantic ethos of permanent revolution isn't well suited to our century, where even avant-garde artists must also become entrepreneurs.

Another obscurity that evoked a similar bygone pop ethos when romantic relationships had more gravity was "I Keep Going Back to Joe's," Marvin Fisher and Jack Segal's answer to "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)," whose narrator returns to the same bar in the futile hope that her former lover will come searching for her.

It is an essential part of ancient Greek musical theory (the doctrine of ethos), it takes on a particular importance in the Romantic movement of the 19th century, and it also occurs in such non-Western music as the Indian raga.

But I'm glad there are people who still think the music that they listen to in their happiest moments is capable of that it's hopelessly naive and romantic in a way that seems much closer to that original "one world" rave ethos than anything that's cool enough to get played in warehouses in Bushwick or Dalston.

They persist in a romantic vision of a public realm based on a co-operative model in which the public-service ethos is allowed to shine through unchallenged.