Sentence examples for abstract love from inspiring English sources

Right up to the end, this painter of emotional and poetic abstract love letters did wonderful work.

"It's very easy to live in the abstract love of the people of the world, and the so-called new Middle East," he said.

It is all the more strange for a spokesperson for Leave, a campaign built around the irrational power of patriotism, to assume that abstract love of country would not be motive enough.

The copies are here, and despite the artists' different styles, Mr. Freud's being harder won, the connection becomes obvious across time: the patient gaze, the tactile solidity of figures, objects and air, the sane beauty that is about simple truth and not about abstract love.

They help because they care, not because conscience or some sort of (abstract) love of the Good tells them (how virtuous or dutiful it would be) to do so.

Perhaps, when we write our vows, we need to think a little bit more about practicalities and less about abstract love.

We can see Diotima, then, not only as revealing the other more abstract loves that a true lover of boys must have, but also as exploring the conditions concepts must meet if they are to figure in genuinely coherent love stories.

But these verses are also concerned with less abstract notions: love, and love's uncertainties.

A 1958 "Untitled" work seems to ridicule the Abstract Expressionist love of gesture with sheer weight.

He became a key figure of the vibrant post-war New York art scene, a sculptor who eschewed the abstract expressionist love of paint and canvas to embrace materials including car parts.

I've just finished a project concerned with sleep, perception and dreams, and many of the picks here feel like reveries: the abstract melancholy love song by Aphex Twin, or the cavernous spaces of Grouper's music both seem disembodied in their own way.