Sentence examples for assertion of love from inspiring English sources

The Beatles' "And I Love Him" was taken so slowly that its breezy assertion of love became a solemn vow.

We do not lack for contentious assertion — of "love it" or "hate it," of "wet kisses" and "takedowns," of flattery versus snark, and assorted other verbal equivalents of the thumb held up or pointed down.

Some are transformed into assertions of love.

The funny thing about Americans and those who hide behind vehement assertions of love for this country is that they have no understanding of those who choose to defend it.

(All ages) These valentines from a skillful nonagenarian adorn simple assertions of love -- You're just ducky"; "We're always in step"; "You slay me" -- with wickedly astute illustrations that may amuse children but are certain to reduce adults to tears of laughter.

The absolute best strategy to defeat the terrorism we just saw in Paris and in Nigeria will be a new and unified mission by global faith communities around the world to defeat fundamentalism from within -- by replacing false religion with the powerful expression and assertion of genuine religion with love, grace, mercy, and forgiveness.

The singer and his crew swung it lightly at first, then bore down more heavily as they built it to an explosive final assertion of the line "Blinds me with love," the word "love" drawn out for several seconds with a full belting intensity.

It is not just an expression of love, but also an assertion of ownership.To whom do England's famous football clubs belong?

She was unprepared for the child's roaring greediness, his assertion of self, and for the violence of love that swamped her, that made her shake with what she knew must come next.

God knows we hear enough dewy-eyed nostalgia about the golden days of the second summer of love, but it's normally predicated with the assertion that the rave was all inclusive.

Contrary to Hawthorne's assertions of self-righteousness, the colonists hungered to recreate the ethics of love and mutual obligation spelled out in the New Testament.