Sentence examples for competing love from inspiring English sources

Tombs understates the importance of this pivotal moment, probably because of his competing love for France.

The tension between McKinty's competing love of tight, formal puzzles and loose, riffing dialogue is what makes the Duffy novels such a joy.

As competing love interests, they pop up in a new guise in each decade to help our heroine confront the challenges of classic Southern segregation, circa 1900, the Great Depression, two world wars and the ongoing battle for civil rights.

Whether you compete in your sport because you want to win an Olympic gold medal or play professionally some day, have fun competing, love being with your friends, or just enjoy seeing what you are capable of, you have to feel it deep inside and then express that feeling every time you work out.

When she brought Georgina to the Florence palazzo around 1873, Claire Clairmont immediately offered to adopt the child, who became an object of their competing loves.

It was just two guys that love to compete, love to go at it.

Kid loves to compete, loves to write, loves to create.

I love competing, I love winning.

"I love competing, I love the build-up to this game that nobody sees us winning.

And I love competing, I love winning.

"I still think gamification is a huge way for people to focus on the 'before,' in that people love competing and people love playing games," he says.