Sentence examples for stuff of romance from inspiring English sources
For the improbably named hotdog champion Joey Chestnut, it is the stuff of romance.
He's got all the qualities that would make him attractive to a woman like Emma, whose ideas about love, Flaubert shows us, are the stuff of romance novels.
That may not seem like the stuff of romance, but aren't these couples entitled to their own particular kind of happy-ever-after too?
Among the nations encompassed in the vast Indian subcontinent, only India became the stuff of romance: the pink palaces, the Taj Mahal, the caparisoned elephants.
Not exactly the stuff of romance.
A foggy day can be the stuff of romance but not a smoggy one.
The ever-changing chatter of towns and countries up on the mechanical timetable boards were the stuff of high romance: trains were leaving for Kyle of Lochalsh, Vladivostok, Cochin, Albuquerque.
At the outset, the novel's plot may seem the stuff of middlebrow romance: embittered much-married woman (currently a widow) meets dashing former explorer and sets up marriage of calculating convenience, rather than irresistible lust, in his home in the countryside.
Tom Cruise is mysterious, stern, impenetrable: the stuff of hard romance.
(Ah, the stuff of gay romance!) But it's different; it's always different when you're dealing with someone who has an addiction.
However, if you happen to be played by Vanessa Redgrave and your letter is retrieved by Amanda Seyfried, who then takes it upon herself to help you reconnect with your lost love, well, friend, such is the stuff of true romance -- and Letters to Juliet.
