Sentence examples for be loved again from inspiring English sources
"It feels good to be loved again".
In short, if something is loved once, it can be loved again.
They talk a lot about the need for Europe to be closer to the people, more open, more visible, more relevant, in order to be loved again.
It means that the toys don't hit landfill & can be loved again but in a different way, so much so, that the lamp can be passed on.
The doubt and hope (maybe those loved will be loved again tomorrow, but it's only "maybe") are almost chastised in the line ending "but now it is the rain" – and so the hexameter is restored for the closing of that first stanza.
We are lost, my friends, once beautiful melodies are loved again!
She would do better now, Teresa promised herself, looking about among the guests as she had among the mourners, again half expecting to see the man who had left her, wanting him to be there, wanting him to know that she was loved again, that she had survived the indignity he had so casually subjected her to, that she was happy.
Recently, it was the subject of a short film, co-produced by Paul Adams who said it was "a perfect example of a building which went from being hated to being loved again".
My friends remind me I am loved again and again.
It could be love all over again.
