"demonstrate love" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the act of showing or expressing love through actions or behavior. Example: Sarah wanted to demonstrate her love for her partner, so she cooked their favorite meal and surprised them with a romantic candlelit dinner.
A more peaceful world is possible when we can demonstrate love, understanding, acceptance and compassion for our fellow human beings.
He said: "The challenge for us will be for the church to model good disagreement and to continue to demonstrate love for those who disagree on theological grounds.
Do not let the superficial age we live in divide and conquer us, unify, organise, protest, demonstrate, love your neighbours, celebrate differences.
Foremost among them was that, regardless of the actual work involved, women should serve food to demonstrate love for their families.
In his speech, delivered in a colloquial Italian unusual for such a formal setting and dotted with humor and personal anecdotes, Archbishop Dolan said that for the church to grow, its clergy had to have confidence in the Catholic message, focus on the personality of Jesus, maintain a joyous attitude and demonstrate love through actions.
The challenge for us will be for the church to model good disagreement and to continue to demonstrate love for those who disagree on theological grounds".
Like Bobby, Jill and Michael demonstrated love in their family life they adopted three children.
They reintroduced the concept of "graduality," so that unmarried, previously divorced, and gay couples, by demonstrating love and fidelity toward one another, could be seen as moving toward the gospel rather than simply "living in sin".
Wilson said it well when he wrote: "Returning to passion as the driver of learning, a teacher's dedication is most effective when expressed through both the art of teaching and the demonstrated love of the subject for its own sake" (Wilson 2006).
The love story demonstrates love as a quite late cultural achievement of mankind.
