"I have a romantic personality".
MR. TORADZE'S frantic travesty of the Third Concerto becomes more comprehensible in light of his account of the Second, a work better suited to his Romantic personality.
"Oh, excuse me," you say, with faux bashfulness, slowly picking it up and making sure those around you are suitably impressed by your recklessly romantic personality.
If Boilly plays the role of class clown in the show's high school yearbook of Romantic personalities, Jean-Antoine Gros is a class poet and rebel.
In a sealed-off suite of eight brooding songs of confessional folk, McCombs presents an introspective mind grappling with romantic failure, personality upheavals and a preoccupation with formality more akin to 19th century poetry than a musician touted by Stereogum.
Fisher's observations and findings regarding the human personality, romantic or otherwise, are rooted in her study of the human species over the millennia and in the role that brain chemistry plays in temperament, especially with regard to love, attraction, choice, and compatibility.
This data includes numerous surveys about the couples' personalities, romantic relationship, values, daily behaviors, design decisions, thousands of photographs, and detailed documentation of each couples' home spaces.
FOR years Peter Allen has played off the two sides of his personality - the romantic singer-songwriter versus the glitzy showman - with an impish glee that implied he knew the difference between classy pop and kitsch.
He conceived Jimmy as a composite of the band members' personalities — tough, romantic, crazy, imploring — with recurring and eventually interlocking themes to represent them.
That kind of felicitous personality, however incorrigibly romantic, gave him a rare if outdated charm.
She may have success as an actress or a writer or a TV personality; she has romantic adventures.
