Sentence examples for sort of romance from inspiring English sources

Is it possible for anyone to photograph Cuba without some sort of romance creeping in?

The whole thing was a sort of romance, a coming of age.

There's nothing wrong with the sort of romance and heroism and chivalry that occurred on the Titanic, except that it's not funny.

In other words, this is not history but a sort of romance laden with footnotes, a novel dragging an academic ball and chain.

Everyone who read the Dalgliesh books wanted him to have some sort of romance in his life, wanted him to meet the right woman and get married.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet There's nothing wrong with the sort of romance and heroism and chivalry that occurred on the Titanic, except that it's not funny.

At the start of the season we had no great hope of any sort of football romance.

This show seems set to cash in on a sort of doomed romance that teenage girls just absolutely adore.

"I had sort of said romance would be a different thing for a show like ours because we have such adrenalin in the storytelling.

Fashioned as a follow-up showcase for Bogart and Bacall, Hawks's The Big Sleep (1946) offered the same sort of entertaining romance and mayhem as To Have and Have Not.

For some time she has been engaged in a sort of aesthetic romance with the image of an artist or storyteller near the end of his life – in an interview with Marina Warner in 2006, she joked that she had developed "a thing about old men".