"romantic sentiment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about expressions of love and affection. For example: "John expressed his romantic sentiment for his wife of 10 years in a heartfelt poem."
The judges said that "Kiss" encapsulated the romantic sentiment of a wedding.
It's a harrowing and romantic sentiment, and one that feels well-suited to a country song.
But it's a lyrical romantic quality founded on fact, not just sweet romantic sentiment.
It is "Stancliffe's Hotel," a series of vignettes that mock romantic sentiment and masculine vanity, The Associated Press reported.
Frank Peter Zimmermann played the solos with pristine technique and a nice sense of balance between Romantic sentiment and Classical restraint.
"And at the same time it has this genuinely sweet, romantic sentiment that I think will resonate with listeners that maybe couldn't get into the band before".
Even when expressing the most excessively romantic sentiments, Ms. Allyson kept her head out of the clouds.
His romantic sentiments — and, better, his resentment at being betrayed in songs like "Cry Me a River" and "What Goes Around... Comes Around" — can be teasing or vulnerable.
Rodolfo has a fine, modulated voice and melancholy eyes — he is given to nobly romantic sentiments and the recitation of terrible love poetry — but he appears tired.
Sake brought a touch of headiness to a sweet chocolate "martini," and the room's gentle aura felt like an overture to confess romantic sentiments.
To hear Tony Bennett sing "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?" is to receive a lesson in how to strip a song to its bones and discover primal forces hiding below romantic sentiments.
