Sentence examples for conception of love from inspiring English sources
One might object that this conception of love as silencing the special value of others or to negative interpretations of our beloveds is irrational in a way that love is not.
The conception of love that he extolled was part of a refined and noble sense of life.
Troie and Enéas have, moreover, a strong love interest, inspired by the Roman poet Ovid's conception of love as a restless malady.
● To maintain any thread in the novel there must be a view of the world behind it & the most important single item under this view of world is conception of love — divine, natural, & perverted.
"It is not the least of Mr Coward's achievements," he wrote, "that he has... disguised the grimness of his play and that his conception of love is really desolating".
Such a woman is never far from the necessity to cook or abstain from food, to perform an unselfish act, to exercise tolerance and self-sacrifice in relationships that define the core of our cultural conception of love.
In many ways it would have taken less courage to present a sympathetic portrait of Osama bin Laden than it did to write this novel, which flouts the treasured conceptions of love and marriage many of us depend on to make it through the day.
It is worth mentioning that ziran remains an influential idea today, especially in conceptions of love, beauty, and one's attitude toward life and death in Chinese thinking.
After all, both of these misunderstandings result from people trying to graft their normative conceptions of love and relationships onto people who are partnering in non-normative ways.
To project traditional conceptions of love and commitment onto these relationships, to view them only as a slight variation on monogamy, is to deny all of the many varied ways that polyamorous people form relationships and families.
