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Significats de romanticist en anglès
Belonging to or characteristic of Romanticism or the Romantic Movement in the arts.
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Examples for "sentimentalist"
Examples for "sentimentalist"
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The sentimentalist is as averse as the Puritan and as the Bacchanalian.
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This is what the British sentimentalist thinks a noble state for men.
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The author, while never a sentimentalist, constantly teaches kindness to the birds.
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I am not a selfish sentimentalist, as are the majority of seducers.
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Unfortunately, experience shows that none is so cruel as the disillusioned sentimentalist.
Ús de romanticist en anglès
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The romanticist, on the other hand, loves the spontaneous gush of wonder.
2
History has not yet discovered the first realist or the first romanticist.
3
Compare him with Schumann, and the genuine romanticist tops the virtuoso.
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They are romanticist in temper, suggesting now Schiller and now Hugo.
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Yet no one would ever call Turgenev a romanticist, or Stevenson a realist.
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He was a romanticist; I was-well , Idon'tknow exactly what.
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But for our part Dick Croker is a classic and job a romanticist.
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I think there's a place for the romanticist in literature.
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Throughout my boyhood I was an intense romanticist, and full of Elizabethan fancies, imaginings.
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Thus Schumann, the romanticist, and Beethoven, the glorious, holy, crazy one, have become classics.
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And it is all the deadlier because, in your romanticist cant,theyloveone another.
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He was a romanticist through and through, with a strong leaning toward the French school.
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Hurstwood was something of a romanticist after his kind.
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They put him down as a "classicist," or a romanticist, or an eclectic.
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The romanticist typifies and stereotypes character, the realist recognises the inconsistency and the changeableness of personality.
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These the mere romanticist must eschew, if he do not wish to offend, or to disgust.
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