Sentence examples for concepts of love from inspiring English sources
Modern philosophical discussions of charity have compared it to other terms and concepts of love, notably to erōs, which is understood as desire or yearning.
He asks fascinating questions about animals: Is it wrong to attribute the concepts of love, devotion, loyalty, grief or friendship to them?
It includes lively games using balloons, cans and string, as well as introducing the Greek concepts of love, such as eros (romantic love), philia (love for friends) and agape (unconditional love).
"This is a country where Eros is very powerful and Thanatos is very tempting," Mr. Pangalos added, referring to the ancient Greek concepts of love and death, the life instinct and the self-destructive one.
Giovanni and Livia exemplify changing concepts of love and romance, new standards of public and private conduct, and emerging attitudes toward property and legitimacy just as the age of Renaissance humanism gave way to the culture of Counter Reformation and Early Modern Europe.
I, thus, disagree with Davidson who claims "Leone happens to be interpolating a philosophic discussion into a dialogue on love and consequently feels called upon to pay obeisance to the concepts of love and beauty".
Amor (Love): The concept of love used in this work is based on the concept from the Trovadorism (XII Century) until the Romanticism period (XVIII and XIX) will be used as basis for classification.
Read an adaptation from Love 2.0, "Five Ways to Renew an Old Love". The concept of love needs an upgrade, suggests emotions expert Barbara Fredrickson in Love 2.0.
Brave is the weepie that flirts with the concept of love dying before people.
