Sentence examples for romantic terms from inspiring English sources

They were both divorced, wealthy, and, in romantic terms, alone.

Berlant and Early tend to describe their friendship in headily romantic terms.

Reviewing various papers and examining his memories, he reads the events of his recent past in romantic terms.

Michael Maguire was reluctant to talk in such romantic terms, but even he admits that he could have inaugurated a new Wigan dynasty.

Sex is a prime area for slang and it seems we've been exporting some of our romantic, or not so romantic, terms across the pond.

But on many of those same campuses and elsewhere, students spoke in almost romantic terms about giving their generation its chance to be the greatest.

The two syllables shenzhou also form a homonym for an old-fashioned romantic term for China as the "magical land".

It would belittle the film to call it exquisite; better to use the proper Romantic term and say that, in Bright Star, Campion really achieves the sublime.

The strait on its southern shore is the Dardanelles — or, to use the old romantic term, the Hellespont, as it was called when Byron swam across it, in 1810.

Heartbreak is not a romantic term.

Its long, wide-ranging slow movement shows another influence too: the piano writing, brought to life deftly by James Tocco, briefly channels Bach — melodically, rhythmically and in its bracing chromaticism — before returning to more contemporary (in late-Romantic terms) meditations.