Sentence examples for so much romantic from inspiring English sources

That smolder we saw in the closeup was not so much romantic suspense, with Nadia in mind, as the slow burn of political frustration.

The narrator, though coming to terms with the fact that D's life is not so much romantic as it is complicated, could still agree with something Neeka says early on: "D's cool.

Not so much romantic as tragic, this one perhaps comes closest to encapsulating their doomed affair: "I was to implore that you forget all you saw / When you came through my door and from your bag / You pulled out more skag than I'd ever seen / No! how could I let go?.

Hawke The first two films are so much about romantic projection.

"It was just so much more romantic to believe that my grandfather won those medals".

"Fulham's Euro adventure seemed so much more romantic in the earlier rounds," reckons Jamie Woods.

In his early novels, Vurt and Pollen, you reached that world by sucking on a feather (so much more romantic than a pill, prettier than a computer).

Mr. Rands was eloquent on the superficiality and lack of inner passion of so much "New Romantic" composition of the last two decades.

It can take an hour to kick in, even two hours if taken after a meal (so much for romantic dinners).

"The myth is so much more romantic".

Yeah, I think my goal is really not so much about romantic comedies but really about creating a show that displays real human behavior and does not feel the need to adhere to a three-jokes-a-page rule.