Sentence examples for inadequate love from inspiring English sources

Miller showed how such children instinctively suppress their own developing personalities in order to turn like heliotropic plants towards the waning rays of inadequate love.

Love stories, however inadequate as theories of love, are nonetheless stories, logoi, items that admit of analysis.

This strange sense of a book being forever inadequate to a love story is given its greatest expression 21 years after Emma Bovary fretted about what exactly passion was, following perhaps the most celebrated death scene in the history of the novel – when Anna Karenina throws herself under a train.

When Ms. DeMinco first looked at her apartment, she worried that the 3-by-4-foot kitchen would be inadequate for someone who loved to cook and owned 100 cookbooks.

Love, especially, is inadequate to the human idea of it, but a good lover must avoid saying so.

Again, he seems to be making the case that complex, literary soul lyrics, a genre he invented and then perfected — check out the 1968 B-side "When the Words From Your Heart Get Caught Up in Your Throat" — are inadequate in the face of love or even lust.

Unlike some who turn to Buddhism because of trauma from a toxic or inadequate version of Christianity, my love for Buddhism is not a product of alienation.

I felt frustrated and inadequate when I realized that my love life looked nothing like the romantic comedies that I loved.

For example, AHWs spoke of an inability to exert influence over the premature death of loved ones, job insecurity, inadequate training and promotion opportunities and institutionalised racism.

The first few months of going back to study are absolutely exhausting: I loved it, but felt hopelessly inadequate to the task.

If you feel like you can never fully be who you are, or that you're inadequate in some way when you're around your loved one, then you may not be in love.