bohemianism in a sentence

• But Bohemianism is not a license to become a pack rat.
• But bohemianism is not a license to become a pack rat.
• The phrase implies a sense of bohemianism, counterculture and creativity.
• For a long time the area had a reputation for bohemianism.
• She comes by such off-hand bohemianism honestly.
• Gottlieb has long cultivated a reputation for a highly refined and eccentric Bohemianism.
• Bohemianism means you can be spontaneous _ within reason.
• Bohemianism means you can be spontaneous-within reason.
• Dintenfass'life was an unusual mixture of propriety, activism and bohemianism.
• Can Indian society imagine a lady with bohemianism?
• It's difficult to see bohemianism in a sentence .
• But it's true that the beats have become official icons of bourgeois bohemianism.
• It ends around 1960, when bohemianism had spread well beyond that neighborhood's confines.
• As a youth Home was drawn first to music and bohemianism, and then to radicalism.
• According to biographers, Solomon Sturges was " diametrically opposite to Mary and her bohemianism ".
• Such was the need for bohemianism.
• W . H . Auden once urged Britten to find a balance between bohemianism and bourgeois convention.
• It embraced a mix of anarchism, libertarian communism and various forms of artistic bohemianism and neopaganism.
• Brooks contends that Bobos are reshaping the working world by applying the creative energy of bohemianism to business.
• For her, the key to bohemianism is to value curiosity and freedom and to display your discoveries.
• They are painted snapshots of bohemianism, urban working people, as well as some of the bourgeoisie.