The past half-century has seen the evolution of art love from the passion of eccentric individuals to something of a mass pastime.
They were made not with the intention of broadcasting an idealized image of Gowin's love for Edith and his family but, instead, as a part of the unfolding evolution of that love.
I had come upon a body of nineteenth-century common-law practice that helped explain the evolution of Americans' love of violence — and, surprisingly, revealed something about Abraham Lincoln's view of it.
I had come upon a body of nineteenth-century common-law practice that helped explain the evolution of Americans' love of violence and, surprisingly, revealed something about Abraham Lincoln's view of it.
The Wamba site had produced a lot of data on social and sexual relations, and Kano published a book about bonobos, which concluded with the suggestion that bonobos illuminated the evolution of human love.
Forgiveness is a mark of personal evolution, of courage, of love, and of intellect.
Oh what a mansion have those vices got, Which for their habitation chose out thee... Simon May in his ambitious new book Love: A Secret History wants to trace the evolution of the idea of love in western culture, from Plato through the various phases of Christian thinking, via German romanticism and Nietzsche to the present day.
Creation... (including evolution) is an expression of love.
Perhaps romance is an entry point to the evolution of other kinds of love, and that the pathological lover is blissfully unaware that in their discovery of the futilities of attachment, they are one step closer to a transcendent consciousness.
The change reflects a long-term evolution of Japanese companies' love-hate relationship with Western business schools.
