unromantic

Perhaps this is a very unromantic thing to say on such a morning.

Children ready for the unromantic aspects of life and death should go.

Of hanging I only know that it is quite unromantic.

However, she gets annoyed by how unromantic he's being he leaves.

As for what happened during affairs, she was utterly unromantic.

Perhaps that explains why I find the way they speak about marriage so unromantic.

I was just too busy with unromantic things that really mattered.

It was a very unromantic position, but I didn't think about that at the time.

Unromantic though it may sound, what drew him was my common sense."

That's a pretty unromantic way to view the world, but it's important to recognise.

"Corey, you are the most unromantic person I've ever met."

That may sound unromantic, but investors need to be cold-hearted.

They were the kind, built for walking, likely to be in a state of unromantic preservation at his journey's end.

The position seemed even more unromantic than before, and yet something in me urged towards its acceptance.

Morgan finds her and again proposes marriage in a rather unromantic way.

An unromantic but essential role is the progress chaser's lot.

"So yes, I will marry you despite that decidedly unromantic proposal."

Their remaining 15 minutes on the train together were amiable, if unromantic.

This last, however, she excluded as being too unconscionably unromantic.

"I may be a beast, but not an unromantic one; a fire always makes things nicer, right?"

Men continue turning women off with their unromantic triple-X approaches.

He landed with an even more unromantic thud almost at Blade's feet.

They met once or twice a week, for a hurried supper and a deep, unromantic sleep.

She kissed him quickly and then looked very proper and unromantic.