Sentence examples for romantic quality from inspiring English sources

But each one possesses a dreamy, almost romantic quality.

There's a romantic quality to the approach to these posters that you don't get nowadays.

The towns are equally dire, but it doesn't quite have that romantic quality.

She insisted that even the most modern clothes had to have some romantic quality.

But it's a lyrical romantic quality founded on fact, not just sweet romantic sentiment.

"And there's more of a romantic quality to living there, because the houses are a bit more random".

His audacious designs attracted notice for their darkly romantic qualities and violent, grotesque elements.

Built in 1889 by Gustave Eiffel, the tower provides panoramic views of Paris, and has long been famed for its romantic qualities.

While his earlier painting shows some soft and romantic qualities, his later work is characterized by clear, hard line, and brilliant colours that barely manage to avoid cold perfectionism.

Beside the book's intrinsically romantic qualities (and a doomed romance is often even more popularly romantic than one that works out), it reveals how Prohibition — which became the law of the land in 1919 — infected the American character and offers a dim view of the financial markets that foreshadows the 1929 crash.

She seemed to embody and to have come by naturally all the romantic qualities that I and my fellow fainthearted rebels against the dreariness of the Eisenhower years yearned toward, as we stumblingly, and largely unsuccessfully, attempted to live out our fantasies of nonconformity.