Sentence examples for embraced love from inspiring English sources

In fiction, particularly YA fiction, there has been a recent increase in incidences of the dreaded but all-too-often embraced love triangle.

Not only is she a talented writer and musician, but she is also a growing woman who has embraced love, heartbreak, and life, and she is not afraid to share her experiences with those around her.

Instead of piety, salvation, and politicized morality, many of us -- the sort of folks that Diana Butler Bass calls "the other Christians" -- have embraced love and radical hospitality (the messages of the Hebrew and Christian testaments), and the two-fold commandment (love of God and love of neighbor) articulated by Jesus and spotlighted by Augustine.

Bud and Stacey embrace (love conquers all).

The message is: Be there in your place now, embrace love and everything you have now".

Hannon soon tired of the Casanova image and decided to embrace love - big-time.

Though her verses were compact, her themes were broad, embracing love and loss, the struggle of women to find a voice and the emotional intricacies of family living.

"I had one dream on my honeymoon of killing an ex-boyfriend," she laughs, "and I thought to myself, 'OK, that's perfect' – I've died to my past and I'm ready to embrace love".

In some ways, she says, Guys and Dolls is Sarah's show: "She goes from this little self-contained missionary woman to this crazy drunk lady enjoying life and embracing love.

"I think the Catholic Church needs to embrace love before embracing reasons to be afraid".

As a Christian, I believe we should embrace love and celebrate it wherever it is found".