Sentence examples for romantic self from inspiring English sources

The houses become poignant metaphors of the Romantic self, withdrawn from the comforts of society, nakedly exposed to nature and the cosmos.

The houses become metaphors of the Romantic self, withdrawn from the comforts of society, nakedly exposed to nature and the cosmos (Johnson).

Contrary to what you might imagine, Churchill's practical, technological and romantic self would soon have adjusted to hard realities of 2015.

The kid is young and rugged, the reporter thinks; the reporter sees his braver and sexier and more romantic self in him.

The R.S. in the title is an abbreviation of "Romantic Self," or the last letters, inverted, of Hans Zinsser's first and last names.

The hardship was romantic, self-imposed.

Berenson is not a creator of romantic self-narratives.

[cartoon id= a18051"] The hardship was romantic, self-imposed.

Has any pop song evoked a generation's romantic self-infatuation more hauntingly than Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock"?

And the gripping closer, "Life Never Ends," raises romantic self-delusion to a new height.

Artie Shaw, the swing era's other great clarinetist, knew just about every romantic self-immolator in the history of jazz.