Sentence examples for romantic sensibilities from inspiring English sources

For romantic sensibilities screaming for the sublime, the metaphysical pondering of the deep — no.

"Volcano" fuses modernist and romantic sensibilities: the story is told from shifting points of view, and Firmin's daylong odyssey is borrowed from "Ulysses"; at the same time, Lowry's prose is fervent, laid down in unstable, looping sentences.

Tilbert has said that his brother "will openly declare that he writes the best prose since Kleist," but cinema serves Herzog better: it forces his Romantic sensibilities into a modern frame.

Through Dec. 13 If a be-in is a gathering of friendly, generally Romantic sensibilities, enhanced by drugs and music, then this group show qualifies, except that there are no drugs and not much music.

Chief Seattle's famous speech, for that matter, is pretty clearly an artifact of white romantic sensibilities; the first account of it we have is one written 32 years after the fact by Dr Henry Smith, a Duwamish-speaking white man who claimed to have been there.

Each of us has a film that we love above all others; one that has always managed to cut through our cynicism, speaking to our childlike romantic sensibilities and reminding us that life is, when at its best, beautiful beyond words.

This terrific artifact of Romantic sensibility is at Daniel Katz.

I had moved away from a European Romantic sensibility.

A salient feature of Romantic sensibility was awareness of the beauties of the natural world.

Brutality now had an altogether different face, and romantic sensibility was hardly its only victim.

It charts the growing interest in the scenery of the Lakes and in the Romantic sensibility.