Sentence examples for confronting love from inspiring English sources
Huguely, however, was portrayed by prosecutors as a reckless drinker who, in the hours before breaking through Love's locked door, was mindlessly drunk, urinated in public and then the next morning denied to police confronting Love with sufficient force to kill her.
TRYING to piece together a Valentine's Day playlist without confronting love's dark side is a fool's task.
My hope was that people who were afraid of poetry might find in it what I found -- balm for the soul, a way of confronting love and death with calm, with peace, with acceptance.
Either way, Mr. Dylan is still leading a fierce band in songs that confront love, death, power and the blues nightly on his perpetual tour.
Would you imagine that when confronting his loved ones' sadnesses, his vanity knew no bounds?
Tread delicately when confronting your loved one about the behavior--if you come off as condescending your approach may backfire, inspiring him/her to ramp up the immature efforts.
Blitz described Hal as "lost in the mystery of love" and he "loved the idea that a kid who is lost when he's confronted by love and sex would be saddled with the name Hal Hefner", an homage to Playboy founder Hugh Hefner.
And the fictional "Mermaid" ("Rusalka") weaves a fable about an introverted country girl who moves to Moscow and confronts modernity, love and materialism.
The term was brought to popular attention when the astronaut Lisa M. Nowak was said to have been wearing one in February while she was driving across five states to confront a love rival.
But Naz Shah, an MP from the city of Bradford, whose population is around a quarter Muslim, said while she valued and respected the views of those wishing to ban Trump, she thought hate should be confronted with love.
The anecdote about the Haiku Geisha herself, a traditional hostess who speaks only in the poetic form most associated with Japanese culture, turns out to be a predictable tale of true love confronting the threat of an arranged marriage.
