Sentence examples for love amusement from inspiring English sources

They love amusement parks, and "will be very touched by a little attention given to their children".

As a descendant of polygamy, I read Timothy Egan's fine article on the new HBO polygamy show, "Big Love," with amusement (it sounds hilarious) and a bit of amazement that the show's premise might boil down to the last line of the article stating that polygamy is "all about the sex".

What I love about amusement parks is their innocence.

"Had there not crept a softness over the nation, a passion for amusement, a love of luxury among the rich, and of mere physical comfort among the middle class?

The kids love the boardwalk amusement rides, he said, and everyone loves the temperature of the Atlantic at this latitude.

To my certain knowledge this crime is not confined to those whose love of ease, amusement and fashionable life leads them to desire immunity from the cares of children; but is practiced by those whose inmost souls revolt from the dreadful deed, and in whose hearts the maternal feeling is pure and undying.

After all they're based on a growing body of scientific evidence from the field of positive psychology that suggests positive emotions - like joy, hope, love, interest, pride, amusement, serenity, gratitude, inspiration and awe - help us to see more possibilities, think more quickly and creatively and connect better with others.

You may wonder why I'd include this in under the rubric of photography, but, as Parr put it, his work — or play — as a collector has "the same spirit of inquiry and love and respect and amusement and irony" as his photographic work.

She had always loved stomach-churning amusement-park rides; now riding in a car or just standing up or tilting her head brought on severe morning sickness.

The Dwarf sings a sad love song to the derisive amusement of the courtiers.

There would be works designed mainly to entertain — scenes of domestic amusement or young love, scenes from Shakespeare's plays — and others meant to arouse moral conscience about issues like poverty and the plight of unwed mothers.