Sentence examples for exploring the love from inspiring English sources

Yet, while Basil was busily earning his title of Bulgaroctonus ("Bulgar Slayer"), St. Symeon the New Theologian was exploring the love of God for man in some of the most poetic homilies in all mystical literature.

"De La Calle" (From the Street) is an R&B power ballad exploring the love between two people ("love from the street"), with Queen and De La Ghetto reprising their 2006 collaboration on a remix of Luny Tunes' "Noche de Entierro (Nuestro Amor)".

But now The Killing Joke returns again, with Batgirl's sexual violation adapted to the big screen, all in the service of exploring the love-hate male bonding between Joker, Batman and Jim Gordon.

Melvin Burgess - award-winning author who will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of his revolutionary novel Junk which explores the love story of two runaway teenagers who struggle with a heroin addiction on the streets of Bristol.

This male answer to "Waiting to Exhale" explores the love lives of four on-the-cusp-of-30 African-American professional men in Los Angeles, three of whom are commitment-phobic bachelors.

This first novel explores the love affair between two Caribbean-born women on an unnamed island: a sugar-cane worker and an educated expatriate who returns from Canada to take part in a political revolution.

The piece, which took 11,209 man hours to create, explores the love story of Jack and Jill, as told through rod puppets and animatronics. .

In The Gospel According to Disney, author Mark I. Pinsky drew similarities between "God Help the Outcasts" and the Christian hymn "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," as both songs explore "the love of God that knows no bounds".

The intention may have been to explore the love and hate that Christopher and Sylvia have for each other -- and for British society as a whole -- but what ends up on the screen is sometimes a strangely muddled soup.

Allumette is an intimate, animated reinterpretation of Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Match Girl," which explores the love between a mother and child and the impact of sacrifice for the greater good.

The most intimate of duets, the piece explores the love-hate relationship of sisters, danced by Ms. Garfield and Rachel Lynch-John.