Sentence examples for romantic subject from inspiring English sources

The story is about that prime Romantic subject: lovers from different worlds.

In his early work Tennyson brought an exquisite lyric gift to late Romantic subject matter.

CREDIT While it's about the least romantic subject imaginable, your credit history holds a chunk of your permanent financial record.

In places they also invite comparison with Ms. Islam's contemporary Tacita Dean, who shares her interest in the material history of 16-millimeter film but gravitates to more romantic subject matter.

Cartier-Bresson's love affair with Paris or Ansel Adams's with Yosemite are undoubtedly more famous, but Mr. Shulman, working as a commercial photographer, has done as much as either of them to define a romantic subject: the beauty and glamour of the California modernist lifestyle.

Having picked the least Romantic subject he could think of, he set it according to the precepts of a Russian maverick tradition that had been pioneered in the 1860's in a couple of strange works by Mussorgsky ("Marriage," after Gogol) and Aleksandr Dargomyzhsky ("The Stone Guest," after Pushkin).

Instead, he turned his attention to romantic subjects -- from antebellum mansions to frayed relics of a dying Southern aristocracy.

But within a year Ms. Peyton had taken up more contemporary, if equally romantic, subjects and her preoccupations began to come into focus.

It's "La Surprise," a small oil on panel (14 ½ inches by 11 ½ inches) by Watteau that is one of the artist's so-called fête galante paintings, or ones of romantic subjects.

The tradition continued in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in the work of André Grétry, François Boieldieu, and Daniel Auber, who treated more serious and romantic subjects and made a more evocative use of the orchestra.

However, Patterson compares her emotionally to Roy Lichtenstein's romantic subjects such as Drowning Girl despite her angelic swagger and chutzpah.