Sentence examples for illuminating love from inspiring English sources

So evolution has led to something outside itself -- to the brink of a larger, more widely illuminating love, maybe even to a glimpse of moral truth.

"Indecent" may be too austere for a healthy commercial run these days, but it is still well suited to a home such as Arena, where a ready-made audience exists for a serious story exploring the consequences of illuminating love in all its permutations.

The selfishness of our genes gave us the illuminating power of love and put us on the path to a kind of transcendence.

In her later years, she loved to take trips with her many godchildren — "The young," she said, "must be illuminated" — an illuminating Auntie Mame hauling her charges over the Acropolis or waking them in the middle of the night to watch the sun rise over Troy.

But there's another exquisitely tender scene which, despite being utterly artificial, is equally illuminating on the subject of love.

As Peter Croft's illuminating Introduction makes clear, courtly love was still a potent influence on the Elizabethan poets, and Neoplatonic idealism informs much of Sidney's work.

I am committing fully and consciously to co-creating with you a truly illuminating way to be and love, if you so wish.

Ackroyd may love music, but being illuminating about it is not his strong suit.

In an illuminating history of these "ladders of love," Nussbaum shows shame in action.

It was illuminating, and it taught me to love myself again, from the ground up.

I love Hadiths for the illuminating light they can shine on the interpretation of a difficult passage, or on my own attempts navigating a difficult juncture in my life, but I've also participated in Islamic dinner events that have fallen apart discussing the Hadith condemning Muslims who smell their food before they eat it.