Sentence examples for evolved love from inspiring English sources

And now we're amidst a more evolved love".

On a technical level, the evolved "Love" incorporates technological developments of the past decade to employ effects that didn't exist in 2006, Martin said.

Fitzgerald tracks the evolving love triangle over a period of years, beginning in 1925.

Though some of them complain about her instinctively evolved "tough love" techniques, all seem in awe of her indomitable energy and emotional force.

All of this means that if we want to end obesity, we need to focus on our diet and reduce the number of calories we eat, particularly the sugars our primate brains have evolved to love.

But it is nonetheless a welcome addition to the world's menu.People have, pace vegetarians, evolved to love meat, which contains many necessary nutrients, and especially protein, in higher concentrations than plants do.

And Mr. O'Farrell patiently explains how Michael evolved from loving husband to escape artist.

Others, however, might say the political bonhomie is less to do with Paul's message of bringing out the best in people by having them do good and more to do with the fact that elections here have evolved into love-ins.

An early love of music evolved into a love of the music in Shakespeare's language.

The final chapters of the Convivio show how the virtues that stem from nobility can direct "the natural appetite of the mind," enabling it to evolve through love of them to the happiness which is the end of virtue [Conv. 4.17.8 9; NE 1.13, 1102a].

"Everything stems, grows, and evolves from love.