Despite the sensual loosening up of "Vicky Cristina Barcelona," it still follows the romantic pattern of all Mr. Allen's movies.
Mr. Hoch — whose show "Taking Over," about gentrification in New York, is now in previews at the Public Theater and opens next Sunday — recognizes that his romantic pattern is incongruous, if not hypocritical, given that he is a "flag-waving antigentrifier".
Unresolved feelings and injuries from childhood impact our romantic pattern of behavior.
The Mulleavy sisters, Kate and Laura, outdid themselves with intense hues tracing romantic flower patterns.
The picture is a drastic revision of classic romantic-comedy patterns.
Short stories by a Uruguayan who died in 1964; his life and work (here translated by Esther Allen) fit the doomed-romantic-genius pattern; he lived as an itinerant pianist, read Freud and Proust, and wrote tiny stories full of paradoxes and facts incompletely revealed.
Items on Program A (opening Tuesday night) include "ChopEniana," the troupe's retitled version of Michel Fokine's dreamily romantic creation "Les Sylphides"; "Patterns in Space," in which the men take their chances on Merce Cunningham's theories of chance choreography; and "La Vivandi?," which requires big male feet to galumph through dainty 19th-century steps.
I haven't mentioned romantic scams, dark patterns or institutionalized deception.
Though distinct from the pattern of activity that correlates with romantic love, this pattern nevertheless shares two areas with the latter, namely the putamen and the insula.
The men's wear looks were equally seductive, b Michael offered up his signature shawl collared jackets in a romantic ruby onyx pattern and velvet corduroy complete with narrow silk and wool jet trousers.
