romantic|romantics in English

noun

[ro·man·tic || rə'mæntɪk]

fanciful or imaginative person; one who is preoccupied with love and passion; follower of the Romantic style in literature and art

Use "romantic|romantics" in a sentence

1. Romantics were undeterred by the small turnoutsought to preserve Paris's reputation.Sentencedict

2. The Romantics believed that the life of the imagination was intrinsically valuable.

3. The Basques, romantics to a man, believed that Fate would give Biarritz a helping hand.

4. 5 Romantic needs to create, seeks desirably romantic also becomes is not romantic.

5. Today, I'm going to tell you about my project, which is named Desperate Romantics.

6. Very romantic.

7. 6 We are still trying to come to grips with the problems identified by the Romantics.

8. Brennan was fully aware, for example, of the interest of the early German Romantics in Boehmist theosophy, and Barnes traces the itinerarium of the Boehmist ideas of the mirror and the abyss through Romantic and Symbolist interpretations to their appropriation in Poems

9. It's romantic.

10. Romantic lights.

11. Romantic poetry, Doctor?

12. It's very romantic, though.

13. Aromanticism is a romantic orientation referring to people who experience no romantic attraction

14. Alure Stanthorpe is the perfect retreat for couples and romantics who love the best in food and wine

15. He is very romantic.

16. Isabel's latest romantic escapade.

17. You're such a romantic.

18. Man, isn't this romantic.

19. He is incurably romantic.

20. I hate sloppy romantic films.

21. Your perfume is romantic.

22. Use scent for romantic atmosphere.

23. Well, that sounds very romantic.

24. It's too romantic for me.

25. You're a hopeless/incurable romantic.