The words 'prison,'persecutionon,'banneded books,'occupationon,'tanksks,' were ugly, without the slightest trace of romance".
There is a trace of romance in the outcome but the scorer's own tale adds to it.
So began a process of documentation rooted in personal memory, but utterly devoid of any trace of romance or nostalgia.
Although this peculiar plot, adapted from a novel by M. L. Stedman, bears traces of Shakespearean romance, Cianfrance grounds the action firmly in the emotional wranglings of his central couple.
Theoretically, the point of an eatery, however new or glam, is eating, but, at Mr. Chow, getting your hands on a menu is Obstacle No. 2. Under the pretense of hospitality, the waiters — all male, wearing tuxes, speaking with traces of whatever Romance language — prefer to order for you.
Don't leave traces of a romance that will never be again behind to torment you (or embarrass you) later.
I write nothing,' he says without a trace of irony, 'but contemporary romances.' Before he became a romantic novelist, Chuck Palahniuk worked at Freightliner for 13 years, fitting front axles to big trucks, then writing manuals telling people how to do the same.
The plot traces the romance of Harold and Edith from their meeting on a park bench to their dissolution as a couple, and the play itself is an intense lament on the age-old mystery of why passion and contentment don't amiably coexist.
The unfortunate moniker, bestowed on him by his scoundrelly thespian father, William, seems at first a terrible misnomer: Tom's a sensible, decent, thoughtful boy, whose only trace of lunacy is an occasional tendency toward impulsiveness in matters of romance.
The arc of the plot traces a romance from the meeting of the two principals, Harold and Edith, on a park bench, to their dissolution as a couple, and the play itself is an intense lament about the age-old mystery of why passion and contentment don't naturally coexist.
Tales of romance and regret.
