Both Romantic and Classical orientations have important truths to impart.

主义和古典主义 都有些紧的真理能说道说道。

It's a romantic view. He preferred Russian foods.

挺主义的执念。他偏爱俄国食物。

The Romantic Movement started around 1780 and lasted until about 1830.

主义运动开始于1780年并持续到大约1830年。

The romantic view of love suggests that we end up in bad relationships by mistake.

主义认为我们犯了错误才会进入不好的情感关系。

Expressionism is radical focus on the self, made it a bit like romanticism.

表现主义比较激进 关注自我 这使得它和主义有点像。

And before we do that I'm going to say a thing or two about this romantic music.

在这之前 我将说一说关于主义乐曲的几个问题。

Unlike Palmer and other Romantics, Monet and some of his fellow Impressionists banished black entirely.

与帕尔默和其他主义画家不同的，莫奈和一些印象派画家完全摒弃了黑色。

The unreasonable nimbus of romance with which she had encircled that man might be her misery.

她围绕那个人编织的缺乏理智的主义光环，或许会成为她的苦恼。

William Blake was a Romantic-era poet, engraver and artist, who grew up in Soho London.

威廉·布莱克主义时期的诗人、雕刻家和艺术家，他在伦敦苏荷区长大。

And he was one of the founders of a movement called Romanticism, which celebrated the wonders of natural world.

他主义运动的创始人之一，该运动颂扬自然界的奇迹。

" I think she likes classical music, romantic music and she is very interested in military music."

“我认为她喜欢古典乐和主义音乐，还对军乐很感兴趣。”

It came as a reaction against the lie of romanticism and sentimentalism.

现实主义反对主义和感伤主义的谎言，它从一个陌生的世界转向了普通人的真实生活的描写。

The rise of this reputation is one of the most romantic incidents in the history of art.

思特里克兰德声名噪起，这在艺术史上实在最富于主义味道的一个事例。

Born of famous parents connected to the romantic poets, Mary Shelley's life from the outside appeared charmed.

出生于著名的主义诗人家庭, 从表面看，玛丽·雪莱的生活似乎很迷人。

Burns belonged to a group of poets (including John Keats and William Wordsworth) called the Romantic poets.

彭斯曾属于一类被称为主义诗人（包括约翰·济慈和威廉·华兹华斯）的诗人运动。

In addition to academic publications on British romanticism, Maureen McLane has written a number of memoir and criticism.

除了出版有关英国主义的学术刊物外，莫琳·麦克莱恩还写了一些回忆录和批评文章。

His tragically short life, fit the mold of Romantic artists, and his provocative paintings, profoundly influenced 19th century art.

他悲剧性短暂的一生符合主义艺术家的风格，他富有煽动性的绘画深刻地影响了19世纪的艺术。

Possibly to entertain that romanticism on a daily basis, seeing each day as a new chapter to a wondrous tale.

可能每天都在以这种主义为了，将每一天视为奇妙故事的新篇章。

It was this dislocation that Romanticism refused to countenance.

主义拒绝支持的正这种错位。

Come see us next time for English Sentimentality, which is like normal sentimentality, but English. That's right, it's romanticism.

下集我们会讲到英国的“感伤主义戏剧” 就正常的感伤 只不过英国人的感伤 没错 就主义。