浪漫主义者

The Romanticist believed that emotion and intuition were more important than reason and logic.
浪漫主义者认为情感和直觉比理性和逻辑更为重要。
As a Romanticist, Wordsworth found inspiration in nature for his poetry.
作为浪漫主义者，华兹华斯在大自然中寻找诗歌的灵感。
The painter's use of vibrant colors and dramatic landscapes reflects his Romanticist style.
画家使用鲜艳的色彩和富有戏剧性的风景，反映了他浪漫主义的风格。
Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" is often cited as a prime example of Romanticist literature.
玛丽·雪莱的《弗兰肯斯坦》常被引作浪漫主义文学的典范之作。
The composer Chopin is renowned for his Romanticist piano pieces, filled with intense emotion and technical brilliance.
作曲家肖邦以其充满强烈情感和技术辉煌的浪漫主义钢琴作品而闻名。
The Romanticist movement in art emphasized the individual's expression of feelings over adherence to classical forms.
艺术中的浪漫主义运动强调个人情感的表达，而非对古典形式的遵循。
Lord Byron, with his passionate poems and rebellious spirit, epitomized the ideals of the Romanticist era.
拜伦勋爵以他激情的诗歌和反叛的精神，体现了浪漫主义时代的理想。
The Romanticist novel often explores themes of love, nature, and the supernatural, defying the strict realism of earlier periods.
浪漫主义小说常常探讨爱情、自然和超自然的主题，挑战了早期时期严格的现实主义。
Keats' "Ode to a Nightingale" illustrates the Romanticist fascination with nature and the escape it offers from the world's troubles.
济慈的《夜莺颂》展现了浪漫主义者对自然的迷恋，以及自然提供的逃避世间烦恼的途径。
The Romanticist perspective held that imagination was the key to unlocking the mysteries of existence.
浪漫主义观点认为，想象力是解锁存在之谜的关键。