Sentence examples for romantic proposition from inspiring English sources

I guess it took the dawning of the electronic age to make the machine age a romantic proposition.

And the faux-leather seats and cramped city-car interior hardly makes for a romantic proposition in sticky London summer heat.

The intensely romantic proposition of "My Struggle" is that childhood is precious because when we were young we did not think about life, we simply lived.

"It was a very romantic proposition," says architect David Chipperfield who designed its replacement after a consultation process involving 8,000 locals.

There is the classic one-liner ("I'll have what she's having"), the romantic proposition ("It's not because I'm lonely, and it's not because its New Year's Eve. I came here tonight because when you realise you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible") and, as Algo23 recalls, the surreal.

That same night I got the most romantic proposition of all time from someone else: "I'll go outside and wait in a cab.

Most excellent for making out, romantic propositions and endless relationship discussions.

Ms. Schneider, once a student of Gil Evans, is one of the most accomplished arrangers in jazz right now, and certainly the most careful and balanced, between jazz as a romantic, lyrical proposition and jazz as art with a capital A. Her wide timbral palette owes much to Evans, but as she perseveres, her music has grown more quirks.

Neither Teller nor Mr. Robbins believes in an afterlife, and this, after all, makes the idea of death something less than a romantic or spiritual proposition.

There's a difference between co-workers having a romantic relationship and being propositioned by your boss.

I believe, in fact, it's a popular and romantic site for proposals, as well as propositions.