Sentence examples for distinctive love from inspiring English sources

MARTIN McDONAGH, 36, has sometimes been lumped together with Mr. McPherson, since both playwrights are around the same age and they demonstrate an equally distinctive love of language, the drunken monologue and ghoulishly dark themes.

Either way, it points to a distinctive Meroitic love of a comical touch in serious subjects.

A BBC radio spokesman said: "We welcome this review, its endorsement of our strategy for music radio and its recognition that our stations are distinctive, deeply loved by their audiences and vital to the development of British music.

Duncan Macmillan's distinctive, off-kilter love story is brutally honest, funny, edgy and current.

Even during her last weeks, I found myself squirrelling away her words, all her distinctive expressions: "I love you to death" and "Is that our wind I hear?" If I told the story of her death, I might understand it better, make sense of it — perhaps even change it.

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Rather, appraisal views are distinctive in understanding love to consist in that appraisal.

Jon Spiteri, Henderson and Gulliver's first manager and original partner, left St John after a couple of years, a decision he came to regret – though he has since become London's most distinctive and well loved maître d' (he helped relaunch Quo Vadis in 2012).

And it's not just the distinctive voice her admirers love.

The grated carrot the Joy of Cooking suggests as an optional extra has much the same effect, and I love the distinctive flavour of the green pepper that Clark includes, though not all my testers are so keen.

But, Griffin's discussion of divine variable action does allow for specific and distinctive manifestations of divine love (2004, 45).