The phrase "a statement of love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an expression or declaration that conveys feelings of affection or love towards someone or something.
Example: "In her letter, she included a beautiful statement of love that captured her feelings perfectly."
Alternatives: "expression of love" or "declaration of love".
By Ian Crouch November 9, 2009 Jason Bitner's new book, "Cassette from My Ex," collects more than sixty remembrances from a generation of mix-tape masters, anyone born, roughly, between 1968 and 1985 who created a statement of love and taste with a vinyl-to-tape recording apparatus or dual-cassette boom box.
"I would like my life to be a statement of love and compassion -- and where it isn't, that's where my work lies".
It's more of a statement of what love is about, and the honor, love, and trust that you will give somebody, and a rescue that you will give to someone because you love them no matter how ridiculous it might be, how bad it might get, or how far it is to go.
"She takes it as a statement of true love, and so she sings a song about spousal abuse, basically," Shaiman said.
The fatal kiss, that here accidentally starts the tragedy, was a public statement of love and loyalty.
I was to discover that every detail of a hen do is like that perfectly packed suitcase: a statement of deep sororal love for the bride.
It felt less like a statement of his parents' love than a judgment of my parents' failure.
It was meant as a very public statement of love and affection.
The Afro came to prominence in the 1960s as a statement of pride and self-love in direct answer to white supremacy.
When the gay community is denied civil liberties and respect and dignity, when we make gay jokes, when we say 'that's so gay', when we turn our noses up or down, when we qualify every solitary statement of love with a caveat of disapproval, when we consistently disavow everything about the LGBTQ community, we create a culture ripe for hate.
It's as if a love song after the storm appears in the sky, a statement of a kind of unconditional love between two entities -divine and human - that have taken each other to the brink.
