Sentence examples for romantic perception from inspiring English sources

"There was a romantic perception, especially in Europe, about the FARC.

THE romantic perception of old overgrown graveyards as sylvan retreats for lovers and picnickers is giving way to the reality of broken tombstones and sunken statuary, faded carvings and barely legible epitaphs, all gradually disappearing into an encroaching wilderness.

As Hall puts it, height matters because "it clearly has an impact on social perceptions, romantic interactions, workplace hierarchies and our self-perception long after we've stopped growing".

In his album review for the NME, Alan Smith noted "Let It Down"'s "big fuzzy" introduction against its verses' "quiet acid float" and admired the "romantic delicacy and perception" of Harrison's lyrics.

And when used to justify the avoidance of treatment, romantic yet insidious perceptions and attitudes toward mental illnesses add to the deadliness of the illnesses themselves.

"When you're a child, your perception of romantic love is sort of limited to a prince and princess.

For example, he juxtaposes the German Romantic writer Jean Paul's perception of Britain as a country obsessed by machines at a time when the country was about to become the workshop of the world with Kraftwerk's album The Man-Machine – released in 1978 at a time when British manufacturing was in terminal decline.

Or, the act of convincing someone – usually a romantic partner – that their perception of events is incorrect.

There is a perception that romantic feelings should arise from a soul-level connection, and both V-Day and MDMA fly in the face of that.

Extremes of landscape have attracted writers from the romantics onwards, peaks and vast expanses so perfectly tailored to the romantic imagination, but there is a perception that moors can lend themselves to melodrama, unfashionable in contemporary writing.

However, despite the present perception of Sirens as romantic and cute creatures, the sirenomelia human malformation is a severe condition.