Sentence examples for intensely loved from inspiring English sources
"intensely loved" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to have strong and passionate feelings of love for something or someone. Example: She gazed into his eyes, feeling her heart swell with intensely loved emotions.
For a brief moment, things seemed to be looking up at "Community," the intensely loved if not widely watched NBC comedy about misfit students at a small college: it had been narrowly renewed for a fourth season (albeit for only 13 episodes) and its third-season finale on Thursday night concluded with an on-screen display of an optimistic Twitter hashtag: #sixseasonsandamovie.
The Ramayana presents Tara as a woman, intensely loved and respected by Vali, her husband.
Perhaps it is better in 2016 to be intensely loved by a few than inoffensive to many.
Because I honestly believe that as a result of it I have felt more things, more deeply; had more experiences, more intensely; loved more, and been more loved; laughed more often for having cried more; appreciated more the springs for all the winters;… and slowly learned the values of caring, loyalty, and seeing things through.
How often do you feel exuberant and intensely loving of your life?
It feels like how you intensely love a friend as a child.
They intensely love the movie and it feeds back here -- they witness how it plays elsewhere in Europe and Latin America.
To my aliens, who call themselves "Life," a species who intensely loves knowledge, and who has taken millennia to achieve it, the Otherlife's exponential explosion of knowledge is exciting but also not a little frightening.
It is possible, even with people you dislike intensely, to love a bit of them.
"Am I conveying just how intensely I love books?
After "Aubade" Larkin wrote only one poem that has attracted close critical attention, the posthumously published and intensely personal "Love Again".
