Sentence examples for cases loving from inspiring English sources

Given that your time on earth is bound to finish one day, assuring a decent quality of life in the final months and years often makes better sense than trying to prolong a painful existence for a short period; so in many cases, loving care and pain relief should take priority over aggressive intervention.

There were the scientists and carers who studied and, in some cases, loved her.

And by then, the damage was done: I had seen and, in many cases, loved his films.

While it may take only a week to fall in love, in most cases love develops over months or years.

Cormac McCarthy is a particularly fascinating case, loving the plain but drawn despite himself to the fancy.

This stands in stark contrast to my parents' fraught experience less than 10 years after the landmark 1967 case Loving v. Virginia overturned anti-miscegenation laws.

The fact that the plaintiff in this case loves darkness rather than light does not mean that light can be classed as a noxious or generally injurious instrumentality.

The penguins, in any case, love the Little Tramp, recognizing a kindred spirit or at least a similar way of walking.

Mr Sfar admits that he has simplified and exaggerated the life of a man who, in any case, loved to caricature himself.

"Keep a package in the freezer just in case" love.

Morrison suggests that for some people the war is never done, and examines whether, in such cases, love even has a chance.