Sentence examples for something of a romantic from inspiring English sources
Jones may be something of a romantic, but he is not a Luddite.
"I guess I'm something of a romantic," he told a reporter in an interview last year.
The union of two writers, like two film stars, also represents something of a romantic ideal.
In the end, Hobsbawm was something of a romantic, and evinced an underlying faith in human nature.
Anyone who willingly undertakes long-distance train travel in the United States is something of a romantic.
Sydney is proving something of a romantic city for the pair; during last year's tournament Wozniacki and McIlroy went for a trip to the top of Sydney Tower, together enjoying the magnificent views over the harbour.
As Sylvia described her first meeting with Graham Hawkes, at the time of the Jim dive in Hawaii, it sounded like something out of a romantic comedy in which the hero and heroine "meet cute".
She is actually something of a frustrated romantic.
She insists she is something of a traditional romantic.
And later, the rock star, known for his pirate swagger, who actually remains something of a shy romantic with women, worrying about finding "the right line, or one that hadn't been used before".
Their Raffles-style techniques have earned them something of a global, romantic legend, heightened by their having emerged from one of the poorer corners of Europe to steal only from the impossibly wealthy.
