Sentence examples for conveyed love from inspiring English sources

Through all of the murderous rage directed at his contemporaries, Kendrick actually conveyed love and respect.

Like Grundtvig, they conveyed love of country built through the labors of ordinary people, strange to postmodern, cynical ears ("We love our land, America!"), while also identifying with freedom struggles around the world.

"Marriage" conveys love, commitment, fortitude.

Ms. Peterson was unvarying, whether conveying love or anguish.

"They were really parsing through how to convey love in the family.

'Marriage' conveys love... ...... Unfortunately, many on the far right defend the status quo by appealing to the felt sense of "marriage".

Her opening dance really is one of religious invocation; as a dead Shade in Act II she combines weightlessness and attack; the beauty of her stage manners easily conveys love, anguish, forgiveness and resolution, as the story demands.

Not a few individuals have offered their own answers – apparently because the stated purpose of Mormons Building Bridges, "conveying love and acceptance to LGBTQI individuals", is too simple to accept at face value.

We asked editors at The Huffington Post to share the things in their homes that convey love.

And the best way to convey love is with our actions, not just our words.

In his operas and elsewhere, Grove, Parry and later commentators found music that ought to convey love and romance failing to do so.