Sentence examples for arouse love from inspiring English sources

His father's suicide testified to one aspect of this humanity: its power to arouse love.

Instead, the book stresses that one must take care in deciding when "to awaken or arouse love".

At the same time the book repeatedly urges caution in engaging in such love, especially through a repeated urging not to "awaken or arouse love until love is ready" (2 7; 3:5; 8:4).

The girl was a soul, she came down for fourteen years to give darshan, and her death aroused love in her classmates and the whole community.

An apprehension, awareness, or conviction of the existence of a supreme being, or more widely, of supernatural powers or influences controlling one's own, humanity's, or nature's destiny; also, such an apprehension, etc., accompanied by or arousing reverence, love, gratitude, the will to obey and serve, and the like...

This risks consigning art to its worst fate, which one might call iconamnesia when an image fails to arouse either love or antipathy and simply slides into oblivion.

The story of the angel or nymph who flies down to earth and arouses the love of a mortal man is known in many parts of the world.

It's a work of love, and arouses strong loyalty among the shop's customers.

The girl's rapturous depiction of love unwittingly arouses the formerly closed off male.

It is known, for example, that a male's love song arouses, and enhances the locomotor activity of, other males [63], [64].

Don't arouse or awaken love until it so desires.