Sentence examples for felt a love from inspiring English sources

So even before the race began, I felt a love of cycling as powerful as any I'd witnessed.

And I felt a love for that mostly conservative community.

I used to say that I felt a love for practice.

That day I felt a love and gratitude for this woman that was always present but rarely felt.

Cameron's inspiration for the film came from his fascination with shipwrecks; he felt a love story interspersed with the human loss would be essential to convey the emotional message of the disaster.

I've always felt a love with God, but I didn't like Catholic church, it was way too serious and quiet and boring.

"All of us feel a love for the kind of madness it had".

I can ride dragons and climb mountains and wield dangerous weapons and feel a love which could bust my heart out of my chest.

Pagans not only feel a love for Nature but are aware that we are part of Nature: all life is connected and is miraculous.

He does not claim to encounter himself, wearing those hideous argyle shirts, rubbing sawdust on his handle for a better grip, but he does feel a love for the old joint.

"I urge you to feel a love that is courageous … the joyous acknowledgment of your interdependence with each and every other living being and with this environment itself," he said.