Sentence examples for Among love from inspiring English sources

There's morbid fun in guessing who among Jock/Jeff/Jerry's victims will be sacrificed in her grand design for showing the fatal links among love, obsession and insanity.

Of course, the competition among love poets was a bit sparse in the twentieth century; Graves would have had a harder time excelling had he been born with the Romantics of the nineteenth century, or the Elizabethans of the seventeenth.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Of course, the competition among love poets was a bit sparse in the twentieth century; Graves would have had a harder time excelling had he been born with the Romantics of the nineteenth century, or the Elizabethans of the seventeenth.

In this case, the recognizable voice of Benedict XVI seems to disappear as "Caritas in Veritate" turns from its powerful theological reflections on the links among love, truth and justice to its equally powerful but more mundane reflections on poverty, hunger, greed, corruption and what it sees as the necessity of transforming economic and political institutions.

Fig. 12 Comparison among Love and Rayleigh wave group velocities (open circles) estimated from tomography analysis and the theoretical dispersion curves from the UMC2013 model (red line) and Iwata et al. (2008) model (blue line) at cells (I x, I y ) = (2, 5), (5, 6), and (8, 4), where I x and I y are the number of cells in the X and Y directions, respectively, as shown on the map.

He told me that he felt "exactly" like Avdotia Istomina, a nineteenth-century ballerina who was the object of duels among love-struck counts and Decembrists and who appears in one of the most famous stanzas in Pushkin's "Yevgeny Onegin".

During that emotional time, I wanted to avoid the pressure of making idle chatter with colleagues, and the exhaustion that can come with sharing grief among loved ones.

The sick continue to be turned away, only to return home and spread the virus among loved ones and neighbours," she added.

This, he thought, was a function of how they lived: to really know God, one had to feel as much love as possible, and to really feel love one had to live among loved ones.

In other words, passing out in a plane cockpit or committing suicide among loved ones is psychologically quite different from being forcibly asphyxiated, and there is no telling how the physiological experience might differ as a result.

The scene she envisages for her death adheres to familiar tropes no less than do the wedding photos on her Web site: she wants to be at home, among loved ones, with minimal pain and the chance to say goodbye.