Sentence examples for fulfilling love from inspiring English sources

One might not expect the first essay, Emily Cooke's "The Lonely Ones," nominally a discussion of writing by Susan Sontag and Vivian Gornick, and in reality a devastating inquiry into solitude and its relationship to fulfilling love.

The story he weaves round the passionate character of Chris Guthrie, a woman who endures terrible suffering as well as fulfilling love, is rough and unforgiving in its picture of 20th-century feudalism before the first world war.

Longtime Bennett alter ego Alex Jennings plays the author, grappling with mam as well as his new old lady, as well as a less than fulfilling love life and the liberal scepticism about the new arrival of his neighbours (among them Frances de la Tour, Roger Allam).

Ben Fratto, 25, an engineer in Birmingham, N.J., and a youth church leader who attended one of Mr. West's lectures, said that treating the body more respectfully seemed a better way to achieve a fulfilling love relationship than succumbing to temptations, like having sex with his girlfriend of seven months before the two are ready to commit to marriage.

Taoism, Hinduism, Buddhism, North American Quodoshka, and others, hold secrets to creating fulfilling love and intimacy that are not known to the Western world.

When I began to fully embrace my Christian faith in my late teens and early 20s, I found a deeply fulfilling love, joy and peace in it.

It does not lead from frustrated love to fulfilled love to climactic marriage.

To hear her sing a ballad like "I Remember You" is to rediscover that song by Victor Schertzinger and Johnny Mercer in its virginal state, as a simple prayer of gratitude and a daydream of a fulfilled love life.

To hear her sing a ballad like "I Remember You" (by Victor Schertzinger and Johnny Mercer) is to rediscover the song in its virginal state as a simple prayer of gratitude for a fulfilled love life.

The image of a glorious hero in the prime of life is as central to his work as to Housman's, and frequently that hero is marked for death, just as fulfilled love is shown as something finite.

Indeed, the beatific vision pictures the saints as enjoying the unalloyed pleasures of fulfilled love, free from all those constraints necessary to keep earthly loves in line (The Literal Meaning of Genesis XII.26.54).