"Ritter, Dene, Voss" — the title refers to the actors Bernhard wrote the play for — tracks the dependent love-hate-contempt relationship among three rich siblings.
If our dashboard navigational system can find an alternative route home in a traffic jam, we'll have that much more time to watch our dependent loved ones fetch balls.
Finally, resolve that when we do send our men and women into harm's way, we will take proper care of them when they return, especially of those with physical and mental wounds, and in particular of the dependent loved ones left behind by our fallen heroes.
The pair's destructive, co-dependent love story drives much of the first season, and is the catalyst for a huge shocker at the start of the second.
(Wife, 9) In addition to the role of being a loving mother, father, wife or daughter, the participants described how they were indispensable to their ventilator-dependent loved ones.
He was frail, feeble, dependent on loved ones to support him.
The near certainty of disease progression made participants sad and fearful, especially of "becoming more dependent on loved ones".
You can imagine how often I was taken aback, as actors zigzagged across the spectrum of love, dependent on screenwriters' whims.
Soble's intent in understanding eros to be a reason-dependent sort of love is to articulate a sharp contrast with agape, a sort of love that does not respond to the value of its object.
The exceptions to music's repetitive rule only prove it by default: Joseph Haydn's music so often works by setting up a pattern of predictability before breaking it with an unexpected musical punchline; but he's dependent on our existing love of repetitive structures for his tricks to work.
