Sentence examples for competitive love from inspiring English sources
Sentence using it The phrase 'competitive love' is correct and can be used in written English, although it is not a phrase commonly found in most dictionaries
It is used to describe a situation in which two people (or sometimes organizations) engage in competition to prove that their love, or connection, is greater than the other's. For example, "The siblings tried to outdo each other in acts of competitive love, each one trying to prove their love was the strongest."
"It was very competitive," Love said.
In Act III, the pressure mounts anew, with the competitive love duet saved for last.
But that is not the way today: we want it all for them, and us; and, driven on by equal measures of competitive love and guilt, in our tigerish way we provide all imaginable affordable extras.
In 5th grade, girls are competitive and love to try and get the guy everyone wants.
Some people assert that "forcing" Pokémon to fight each other is abusing them; what these people forget is that Pokémon are competitive and love to battle each other, so go ahead and battle to your heart's content!
They have two sons: the competitive, woman-loving, twenty-something Nate (Brandon Dirden), and his bookish, closeted teen-age brother, Lou Jason Dirdenn), who aspires to a college education and a career as a doctor.
He is preoccupied with the many varieties of the strangling embrace, whether felt by star-struck political hirelings reduced to pimping for a philandering senator ("My Public Service"), Irish-American brothers locked in competitive mother-love ("The Madonna of Turkey Season") or a Bible Belt couple whose sexual dysfunction degrades them into sick rituals of voyeurism ("Invisible Fences").
He's so competitive; he loves to win.
This was enhanced by scratch-cards and competitive element: 'I love all that competitiveness.
If you have a competitive streak and love proving your skills, Freelancer features competitions that allow you to compete with other freelancers to win notoriety and engagements.
And I really love competitive people.
