Sentence examples for has been love from inspiring English sources
As often as not, the rule has been love one, disparage — or at least ignore — the other.
One is the acuity with which Hare puts his finger on the essential difference between Wilde and his nemesis, Lord Alfred Bosiee" Douglas, who is played here with a flouncy, hair-flicking petulance and aggrieved competitiveness by Freddie Fox. "The governing principle of my life has been love," Wilde eventually tells him.
One of the recent rallying cries for the LGBT movement has been "Love is love".
The truth is that no matter where you are and no matter what your past experience has been, love is out there, waiting for you!
In this respect, the Orbit is in luck: Stratford, long the example of urban deprivation, has been love-bombed with train lines and parks.
David Cameron this week has been love-bombing the Church of England with a radio interview about his children's faith, a speech at an Easter reception for Christian leaders in Downing Street and an article in the Church Times.
Stratford is a place that has been love-bombed with transport infrastructure over the past 20 years and more, ever since Michael Heseltine ascended a tower block there, was appalled by the view, and decided something must be done.
Al has been loved and cherished and will be sorely missed.
The alternative, secular Judaism, has been "loved to death" through intermarriage and other forms of assimilation.
The Asian tiger has been loved, worshipped, feared – and hunted to the point of extinction.
"But I think they love ours as much as any has been loved".
