浪漫

• He wrote romantic poetry before the war and then, in the mid-twenties, turned savagely against humanity .
  战前，他写浪漫诗；二十年代中期，他转而激烈反对古典文学。
• She had even read in some ingenious author that they are at bottom the most romantic of races .
  她还记得，有一位很有见识的作家说过，他们实际是最富有浪漫色彩的民族。
• At every tender word in that letter, so full of romantic and trustful passion, her heart smote her .
  信中每一行温情的字句都充满着信任和浪漫的热情，深深地打动了她的心。
• It reduced the romance to platitude, and the third person in the drama to the appearance of a stick .
  这使得浪漫色彩减少为陈词滥调，而剧中的第三者成了一个呆头呆脑的角色。
• Common sense, common care, common prudence, were all sunk in mrs. dashwood's romantic delicacy .
  一般人常有的理智、关心和谨慎统统渗入到达什伍德太太的浪漫、柔弱的思想中去了。
• Indeed, in melville's first books it is the reality-though a somewhat romantic one-that engages him .
  实在说，在梅尔维尔早期几部作品里，他注意的是写实，但是富有浪漫色彩的写实。
• If they did not call themselves romanticists they nevertheless disagreed explicitly with howells and his proteges .
  他们即使不曾以浪漫派自称，也明目张胆反对豪威尔斯和他的门徒。
• And so laura, with a sigh, was obliged to confess that the romantic part of her first friendship was at an end .
  这样，露拉叹了口气，只得承认，她的第一次友谊的浪漫阶段业已结束。
• Indeed, in melville's first books it is the realitythough a somewhat romantic onethat engages him .
  实在说，在梅尔维尔早期几部作品里，他注意的是写实，但是富有浪漫色彩的写实。
• It suddenly came upon her that if this happened a few weeks ago she would have deemed deeply romantic .
  她倏地意识到，要是这事发生在几个星期以前，她一定会认为它非常富有浪漫气息。