Sentence examples for define love from inspiring English sources

"If that doesn't define love, I don't know what does".

Or perhaps encompassing men gawping at the possibly doomed Page 3 is to define love a bit loosely.

By the final curtain, one character even finds it possible to define love in one simple sentence.

It's about being inspired in love and music.' I think she used to define love as frisson and excitement and now, maybe, she needs to define it as something that brings her safety, solidity.

The path he did choose is described in the speech-song of "Turning Time Around," in which the narrator is asked to define love, thinks it over, and decides it is "turning time around".

Lonny Price, the director, has wisely kept the play firmly in its era, with help from James Noone, the scenic designer, who has filled in an outline of the Manhattan skyline with large photos of early-'60s personalities, including John F. Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller — an interesting compendium of people who helped define love in those years.

"It's nearly as hard as defining love; it's so individual," said Mr. Johnson, a former cheese salesman.

Shakespeare came pretty close when he defined love: "Love is not love, which alters when it alteration finds, or bends with the remover to remove".

And in the end, concludes in the repetition of a single line, defining love by absence: "Beauty beauty beauty, there's nobody near me/ There never was".

He notes that Proust adopted his father's medical outlook in defining love as an illness or disease and that many of his descriptions were couched in the language of symptoms and diagnoses.

And yet, for her, this defined love: Onassis was a man who could control her and her talent, and whose twin impulses to praise and debase she couldn't resist.