Sentence examples for romantic horizon from inspiring English sources

His books included "When the Eagle Screamed: The Romantic Horizon in American Diplomacy, 1800-1860" (1966) and "Beyond the Revolution: A History of American Thought From Paine to Pragmatism" (2009).

Do we see a Peggy/Pete romantic reunion on the horizon?

"What she liked best were clever, chatty friends who would widen her horizons without romantic complications".

Its characters seem to inhabit different universes: Paul, a Scottish textbook writer, is in a romantic comedy about expanding horizons; Muna, an Arab intellectual, is in a drama about how the dreams of Palestinians in exile butt up against reality (2 30).

The horizon wasn't some romantic Beyond; it was a goal to be reached in x number of days, months, years.

Now Reitman has a new movie on the horizon called "Young Adult," a romantic comedy about a divorcee (Charlize Theron) who has opted to resist behaving like a grown-up.

All ways to potentially meet guys, but also to essentially multiply our social and romantic circles and to expand our horizons and get to know ourselves and what we want and add interesting guys to our gaggle.

Mr. Harner plays Housman's younger self as a generic, romantic brooder, eyes perpetually fixed on some distant horizon; you have no sense of the embryo of the man to be.

Now three years later, and with Valentine's Day on the horizon, we come back to this romantic and tasty treat you can make quite simply through an instructional video by DaveHax that shows you the step-by-step process.

It was about pleasing the customer but also broadening this own horizons as Wang waded into more romantic territory.

He did more than anyone in his time to redefine the horizons of musical theater, moving it from romantic silliness and dancing girls to a form of popular opera, with his "Show Boat" in 1927.