Sentence examples for romantic sense from inspiring English sources

Fumbling in a romantic sense, only.

And not in a romantic sense.

Aren't I just indulging a romantic sense of my own world-historical importance?

This essentially Romantic sense of artistic vocation is at the center of Heti's novel.

Talking of injuries, surely booking the Stone Roses makes a certain romantic sense.

The romantic sense of the word can cross the border into sloppy sentimentality.

I'm talking generally, not in the romantic sense, that's a whole separate thing".

It is also a splended book on the Romantic sense of the past and its powerful affinities to current concerns.

The answer is that they likely could, but don't need to, because we're in love with dreamy California car culture, palm trees and red-and-white tiles, and romantic sense-memory associated with their overrated burger.

Something of this global, romantic and Quixotic sense of grievance drove the movement through a period of heady expansion, and also perhaps contributed to its ultimate disarray.

But in keeping with the book's grand and ­hyper-romantic sense of destiny, Maggie is not merely a singer but a former legend, a coloratura soprano who had reached "the highest vocal note in the history of recorded opera" before fritzing out her voice during a performance of Mozart's "Zauberflöte".