Sentence examples for figure of love from inspiring English sources

In the background is Dante, looking towards the haloed figure of Love, in whose hands the burning heart of his wife flickers and wanes.

And yet he understands that as soon as he focuses on Beatrice as the figure, the real contingent historical figure of love, that he has to give a direction to his own desires, that he has to define the will — it's — you understand what I'm saying?

But if we look at who Christ was in his purest form as a historical figure of love and champion of the marginalized then it becomes more difficult to accept the present way his teaching have been politicized in its contemporary form.  .

"She is in many ways a figure of guileless love and honesty who is also very human and has her own frailties and insecurities and rebellions.

However, that father, a figure of both love and hatred, has been dead for five years.

Alfred provides a maternal figure of unconditional love, despite the overall lack of focus on a mother figure in Bruce's life.

I can still smell the meadows, hear the forest, dive into the lake, and always see the outline of the majestic figure of eternal love nearby.

Mara is the central figure of a love triangle involving two hopeful musicians (her Faye and Ryan Gosling's BV) and the wealthy producer (Michael Fassbender's Cook) who dangles potential record contracts as if they are catnip used to manipulate relationships.

She has an extraordinary ability to enter the interior of the long-lived mind and to illuminate history through it; she is particularly fine on that strain of Englishness trained to repress and conceal emotion, and she entitles the most marginal of figures to love, and to beauty.

Billboard, which reported the album sales increases, aptly notes that the Destiny's Child figure includes sales of "Love Songs," the trio's new album.

The AAI is a semi-structured interview which provides researchers with a standardized method to assess adult mental representations of childhood attachment experiences, such as relation to attachment figures, loss of loved ones and possible traumatic experiences as well as the influence of these experiences as perceived by the participant.