Sentence examples for feel some love from inspiring English sources

That the quarterback needed to feel some love.

"I wanted to get back and feel some love and warmth and affection and some closeness," he told me.

AT&T says that these devices will be getting their long-awaited updates sometime in the "coming months," so there's plenty of time for those other devices to feel some love, but man AT&T– would a little extra specificity really kill you?

Perfect for Valentine's Day, a romantic dinner, or just whenever you want to feel some love for yourself, too.

The major element arrives when we feel some beauty, goodness, love, truth poured out on us by the sacrifices of others beyond our merit and deserving.

Far from Heaven, Todd Haynes's Douglas Siromancee romance is, superficially, a film I Am Love might feel some kinship with.

Mahler, largely because of work done at the New York Philharmonic, is easily parsed by anyone who ever felt some combination of love, lust, grief, nostalgia and fear of the grave.

Really try and feel love; really give love through this!

Whereas Brooks feels some trepidation about his potential love, Chris is sure that he's already there.

There are couples who come here for the first time to get engaged or even marry; some feel more in love in Paris and never recover from the hangover once they go.

Depending on the strength of SpR beliefs and convictions some may feel love and concern for others or have a sense of connectedness, but those who are religious or spiritual only literally might not show any concern for others and are self-centered.