A later Romantic example is Paul Dukas's The Sorcerer's Apprentice, a "scherzo based on a ballad of Goethe," and in the early 20th century Igor Stravinsky wrote his Scherzo à la Russe, set first for jazz band and later for full orchestra.
When Americans make films about a world in which the only law is the gun, they tend towards the romantic – for example, almost every western, with their subtext that a lack of regulation about whether one may wear one's revolver in the saloon is something to aspire to.
In romantic relationships, for examples, studies have found that having a smartphone present while spending time together can erode trust and inhibit closeness.
Their repertory includes romantic ballets — for example, Fokine's "Chopiniana" — that they could associate it with.
Perhaps Ali's drama is of an unexpected kind – of a romantic nature, for example.
For example, romantic partners who received thoughtful benefits from each other not only felt more gratitude but also more relationship satisfaction and connection the following day.
In "Ecstatic Explosions of Romantic Love," for example, the illegible words of the title create a roughly Cubist field overlaid by semitransparent Art Nouveau-ish shapes.
The poet William Carlos Williams would probably have had a much better romantic life, for example, if he had just said that "we have eaten the plums that were in the icebox".
The alarming news for Butler is that Playing for Keeps stumbled despite the genre being much closer to his sweet spot – for example, romantic comedy The Bounty Hunter debuted in March 2010 with £2.06m including £473,000 in previews – but that film also boasted Jennifer Aniston.
There are wonderful stray bits: an evocation of "Doris Day parking" (why is it that Doris Day never has to look for a parking space in her romantic comedies?), for example, or Campbell's writing about "the ghost taxis of Kyoto" and why, during his time in Japan, he "made the Kyoto taxi my personal focus and spiritual transportation device".
