romanticismin a sentence
romanticism as in: anticlassical romanticism
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Romanticism values imagination and emotion over rationality.
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But long ago I made a choice between classicism and romanticism.† (source)
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My father became depressed because people had begun to embrace Fazlullah's words and his religious romanticism.† (source)
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"You know," Ben said, "your romanticism is a real inspiration."† (source)
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Then we shall take the main outline of Kant's philosophy so that we can get to Romanticism.† (source)
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Romanticism gave us the notion, rampant throughout the nineteenth century and still with us in the twenty-first, of the dual nature of humanity, that in each of us, no matter how well made or socially groomed, a monstrous Other exists.† (source)
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If he kissed her hand, it was to bid her good night; he did it with a schoolboy look on his face that drained all romanticism from the gesture.† (source)
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"Why, yes, of course, if you want me to," she replied, coquettishly, seeking to intrigue him into further romanticisms in regard to her.† (source)
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It replaced reportage with romanticism.† (source)
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If the reader be young, or if he has yet a sympathetic recollection of the romanticisms of his youth, he will relish the pleasure with which Ben-Hur, riding near the camel of the Egyptians, gave a last look at the head of the straggling column almost out of sight on the shimmering plain.† (source)
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Fermina Daza could never believe that so significant a name for them both was indeed a historical coincidence and not another conceit born of Florentino Ariza's chronic romanticism.† (source)
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Sometimes, even though I know it is my own foolish romanticism, I think about having a garden again, to see if I retain any of the skills of my people, or if I have just become too citified to do anything real.† (source)
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The absence of a strong ethic suited to our age, the rise of the machine, the decadence of Romanticism as it ended a long and fruitful existence...who knows?† (source)
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That was the age of romanticism in literature, music, art, and philosophy.† (source)
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It fired the Irish romanticism within me, as did Mr. Stone's accounts of the hurricane of '59 that crushed boats and docks like playthings, that uprooted oak trees as tall as towers, that incapacitated a town thirty miles from the island and made it a national disaster area.† (source)
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A hundred years ago you would have made a banker or lawyer or professor and you could have worked out your romanticism by reading fanciful tales and dreaming about what you might have been if you hadn't had the misfortune to be born into a humdrum period.† (source)
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