| Although I had heard he was an artist, he showed no trace of bohemianism in his make-up. |
| She is something of a Bohemian, but a Bohemian with a regret that bohemianism should be necessary to her. |
| Napoleon cannot be said to have had high purposes, but his bohemianism was admirable. |
| As its subtitle indicates, it is about the underground, the hidden traditions of bohemianism and leftism that lie beneath the surface of capitalist America. |
| He gets a job working for IBM, the acme of corporate, conformist paternalism, the antithesis of bohemianism. |
| There is often an element of bohemianism where we should least expect to find it. |
