Sentence examples for In the loves of from inspiring English sources

Or take Marianne, a sixty-five-year-old retired social worker in "The Loves of Her Life," whose own second husband, Stu, is annoyingly short on virility.

Certainly his plays contain many warmly positive depictions of heterosexuality, in the loves of Romeo and Juliet, Orlando and Rosalind, and Henry V and Katharine of France, among many others.

She was the ill-fated gypsy wife of adventurer Stewart Granger in the florid Caravan (1946), and had one of her favourite roles as the spoilt sister of Googie Withers in The Loves of Joanna Godden (1947).

Watching that victory, one of darting artistry over desperate defensiveness, I felt something in me give: Perhaps, after all, there's room for Spain and Italy in the loves of a single life.

The political show in Hollywood in the forties was just one more crazy scene to him; he'd grown up rich and eccentric in Europe, the son of that expatriate lady (called Mary in "The Loves of Isadora") who gave Isadora Duncan the fatal scarf.

Penelope Lively said that Katharine, the central character in The Love of Stones, "remained a shadowy creature".

Penelope Lively said that Katharine, the central character in The Love of Stones, "remained a shadowy creature".

He combined his acting with illustrating and designing until his success in The Love Of Four Colonels.

Basking in the love of his subjects?

Downie and his bandmates basked in the love of Toronto.

Jacobson locates his Jewishness in that story, in the love of commentary.