Sentence examples for time of romantic from inspiring English sources
"It was the time of romantic restoration and their interpretation left much to be desired," he added.
I enjoyed Jonathan Mandell's article about New York's historic self-regard and how the rest of the world perceives the city -- especially in this time of romantic renaissance for New York [ Admiring Itself in a Thousand Mirrors," Dec. 10].
She saw the band for exactly what it was: Black Sabbath belongs to the transition period of the last couple of years, a time of romantic, self-indulgent pessimism when people were acknowledging that the dream [of the Sixties] was dead but weren't quite ready to spit on it's grave….
Richard Holmes produces in this engaging book a vivid description of the Wild West nature of scientific knowledge at the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century, a period usefully described by Holmes as a time of "romantic science".
At this point, Braun is so closely identified with the cruel and inexplicable nature of love that it's become something of a cliché to invoke her name in times of romantic confusion ("Even Hitler had a girlfriend," et cetera).
Look on the bright side: he's still your best friend, and in times of romantic hardship, that's one guy you can't be without ("Falling in Like Again," Page 62; "Everybody Needs a Buddy," Page 136; and "Gay Guys!" Page 180).
I was reminded how I had grown as a person during the time of my romantic relationship.
The Full Moon is an exuberant time of new romantic relationship possibilities when we must trust our intuition and recognize that now we have an opportunity to "go for it!" Here are some ways to begin.
We've heard it a million times before in every type of romantic comedy -- just say the magic words and the girl is yours.
"Night was a fertile time for romantic liaisons of all sorts," he informs us, adding, "More than a few male suitors earned reputations for whispering false promises to young women".
I have more time to think of romantic ideas.
