Príklady romanticism

• While it requires some careful reading between the lines, the story unfolding is evidence of anything but glory and romanticism.

• The mood of the school was marked by support for 1956 in which political awareness was coupled with student romanticism.

• In life as in music he had a horror of that self-exposure which he complained of in romanticism.

• No romanticism colored her view of harems, for example.

• Many linguists would have trouble distinguishing romanticism from realism, and modernism from postmodernism.

• A new sensibility, akin to modern romanticism, is developing.

• Romanticism was a somewhat early but not unprecedented move.

• Periods of romanticism favoured the particular in local and national histories while periods of rationalism favoured generalizing interpretations, often on a larger scale.

• Romanticism's notion of originality, in my view, mystified the notion of fame by substituting a cultural criterion for the economic one.

• Such sartorial romanticism, verging on circus costume or military display, was frowned upon by the smart set.

• It has been the backdrop for many black/white photographs of industrial romanticism: pollution, ruins and decay.

• In societies recently transformed by rural-urban migration, hopes, desires, and fantasies are resolutely urbane; there is little scope for ruraloriented romanticism.

• The second column are these amounts plus the parameter estimates for expectations of good weather, diving and romanticism.

• But is there a reverse side to this obvious romanticism.

• Rather, they might be viewed as an extension of romanticism, a desire for the unknown, the exciting, and the sublime.