Sentence examples for involved loved from inspiring English sources

It was a success and the children involved loved the show.

(The first rule involved loving the nation).

"I'd been following Aids but only really on the periphery of it and not very involved," Love recalled.

No one could say that Sam is lacking quality time spent with his parents, who by all accounts are involved, loving, and supportive.

It involved loving one's enemies, taking the attitude of a servant, befriending the disreputables, helping everyone in distress, standing up for justice, transforming the world.

Equally famous English writer Charles Dickens actually had two separate supernatural experiences involving loved ones.

Gary Oldman plays the villain of the piece, and like the first picture, his murderous antagonist is given a compelling back story that involves loved ones trying and failing to stop a young man's descent into evil.

"Active consumption is patriotic and being patriotic involves loving oneself," argued an essay in Liaowang, an official journal.

Feelings are so fundamental to literary life that it can be hard to imagine a way of relating to literature that doesn't involve loving it.

A remark our 12-year-old daughter made in sixth grade — "There's a certain part about getting good at something that involves loving it" — lighted a spark of resistance inside me.

According to the former, relations are intrinsically endowed with a 'direction,' which allows us to distinguish, e.g., loving and being loved: Abelard loves Eloise and Eloise loves Abelard differ, because they involve two relations that differ in direction (e.g., the former involves loving and the latter being loved).