Sentence examples for concept of lovers from inspiring English sources

The concept of lovers turning out to be brother and sister was a popular device in classical mythology and Arabian tales.

They all liked the concept of two lovers fleeing their hometowns by train (a reverse homage to Gladys Knight's Midnight Train to Georgia), and Cain told Perry about his time in LA, hence the "strangers waiting up and down the boulevard" line.

In the 13th century a long allegorical poem, the Roman de la rose, expressed the concept of a lover suspended between happiness and despair.

In a series of 36 collages being shown at David Nolan Gallery, Voigt applied her concept of observation to Roland Barthes's "A Lover's Discourse: Fragments"; words like "telephone" correspond to the shape of a 1950s-style black telephone, while an amorphous yellow shape corresponds to a kiss, notated with the actual word, as well as the page number and chapter.

James Gunn's "Beezel," in which a jealous, sex-crazed animated cat tries to break up two young lovers, elaborates on the concept of Seth MacFarlane's "Ted".

Both parents had a series of lovers.

He specializes in photographs of lovers.

Once I was jealous of lovers.

And that's how they play it: as possible lovers locked into the prevailing '50s concept of masculinity.

Raf Simons at Jil Sander explained that he had been inspired by the concept of a woman in her own domestic environment with husband or lover, "a day of family life and the beauty of that".

It was the concept of Mr. Robbins, the director and choreographer, to place the star-crossed teenage lovers in warring New York gang "families" and to turn sword fights into switchblade rumbles.