Sentence examples for supremely romantic from inspiring English sources

Quirky, funny and supremely romantic, this one has the best word of mouth of the new season.

Simple Minds Sons and Fascination (1981) Before they descended into epic pomp-rock bluster, Simple Minds were purveyors of supremely romantic, slyly futuristic synth-pop.

I have never seen a conductor more visibly out of sympathy with his material, nor heard a more drably mechanical account of this supremely Romantic work: no drama, no poetry, gratingly crude dynamics – it could have been a first rehearsal.

He couched his playing in the rich, sweet tone that you want in the Tchaikovsky, but his trim, focused playing at the start of the first movement was also more rational than emotional: an unusual view in this supremely Romantic work.

Even the geographic nomenclature of the town is supremely romantic.

Everything was supremely romantic and wonderful, except for the persistent anxiety knotted in the bottom of my throat.

But in this version, Lucia — that supremely expressive Romantic character, the one who weeps, swoons, trembles and is often, as the libretto describes, simply "beside herself with misery and fear" in a work dominated by passions and blood — is so internal that the audience perceives her only as indifferent and detached.

The same could be said of Jessica Hausner's chilly but oddly touching Amour Fou (Arrow, 12), an exquisitely designed, supremely unlikely marriage of romantic comedy and highly formalised costume drama – concerning the suicide pact between German writer Heinrich von Kleist and Henriette Vogel.

Well, it wouldn't be the first time Allen has cast a tall and supremely beautiful woman as the romantic lead against a short, neurotic man.

He was a great romantic, who created supremely unromantic characters, like the gloriously unimaginative Pat Partington, whose sole comment after a first visit to Amsterdam was, "I should think it's a shocking place for catarrh".

A supremely cynical thing to say — but also backhandedly romantic, isn't it?