Sentence examples for conducted love from inspiring English sources

He's raised families here, had fights, got arrested, conducted love affairs and, far from the siren song of New York, written millions of words.

While acknowledging Disraeli's susceptibility to young aristocratic gentile men, Hurd and Young present him as a womaniser who conducted love affairs with married women, as did many other impecunious young politicians who could not afford to marry.

In this, he conducted "Love Verses from The Song of Solomon" in which the tenor soloist was the then unknown Peter Pears.

Somehow, amid this, he found the time to conduct love affairs.

Neither do the celebs themselves ever consider that people publicly conducting love affairs with themselves is utterly tedious to listen to or watch.

They had agreed, the rabbi said, to carry on an "open marriage," meaning they continued to live together and maintain their circle of friends but were free to conduct love affairs.

Both Roger Fulford and John Van der Kiste, who wrote books about George III's children, ascribe part of the animus and fear towards the Duke to the fact that he did not conduct love affairs in public, as did his older brothers.

Still, he gazes at her photo with affection and brings flowers to her grave, where he conducts loving (if one-sided) conversations.

He also conducted a love affair with a teenage nobleman and the cultural repercussions made Oscar Wilde's shenanigans a century later seem mere nursery rhyme.

One news channel, Republic, said that more than twenty-five thadsharedweets had shared a link to an investigation it had conducted into "love jihad".

The recording, conducted with love and commitment by David Lloyd-Jones, was the brainchild of the late Richard Hickox, to whom it is dedicated.