Sentence examples for terribly romantic from inspiring English sources

"I thought it was terribly romantic".

That girl had found Fieldin Kohler terribly romantic.

This is not a terribly romantic dissection of greatness, but I believe it to be true.

"It feels almost shipwrecked, doesn't it?" asks Chapman as she admires the terribly romantic mermaid-shaped dress.

Believing in fate is terribly romantic, but it holds us back.

"I suppose I wanted to do something just gentle, like those early fairy tales of Yeats and Lady Gregory, which are terribly childish, terribly romantic, quite beautiful".

I find it incredibly romantic, terribly sad, and in some strange moral way, it's a magnificent tribute to her behaviour to her husband: leaving this incredible attraction she has for this man and going back to her kind husband.

The couple's romantic night in went terribly awry, however, when the man started complaining about stomach pains.

"I was terribly impressed with him as this lone, romantic figure, wandering the world with a laptop in his backpack, trying to right wrongs, and expose abuses of power".

That's the terribly pleasant and almost painfully articulate world of "Damsels in Distress," the loopy new romantic comedy of manners and other things by Whit Stillman.

"I say sweet," he adds, "but on the one hand it's sweet and [there is] the romantic side of it and [on] the other side it's terribly devastating, actually.