Sentence examples for highest level of love from inspiring English sources

The characters' friendships represent the type of love known as agape, described by CS Lewis in The Four Loves as the highest level of love known to humanity: "A selfless love, a love that was passionately committed to the wellbeing of the other".

It's a song about the highest level of love, a love that is full of acceptance, that has no fear, that is a love that you can have that's beyond what you look like – physical representation – it's beyond your possessions," she said.

But you have to have a very high level of love for how messy and screwy people are, and not be afraid to get messy when you're working with them.

It left my lover feeling as though she had done something to lose my heretofore high level of love and attention.

4. Beethoven's 9th Symphony, 4th movement, "Ode to Joy". To be catapulted to a higher level of love and joy, this sweeping movement leaves you in tears of relief.

Second, we awaken as the leading edge of the cosmos, as outrageous love itself, choosing ever higher levels of love, care and commitment.

"In 1973 and '74 I played at the highest level of soccer and loved the experience," Duval remembers.

This Saturday in an Actual-Middle-of-Nowhere, New York City industrial park, Soul Clap and their Wolf + Lamb family broke the record for highest levels of Crew Love ever recorded in one location.

The reason we've moved the F1 blog to Rendezvous is to generate as much interaction as possible on the themes of the series we love: The highest level of auto racing in the world.

"In Praise of Love" gives us the autumnal Mr. Godard performing at the highest level of his art, doing what he knows and loves better than almost anyone.

Respondents in the middle, at 0, have a 51% probability of endorsing the "easy" statement of "I would read [Brand's] posts on social media" and only a 6.8% probability of endorsing the "difficult" statement of "I would drive 20 miles to purchase [Brand]." A higher level of brand love is required to endorse the more difficult statement.