Sentence examples for love as a consequence from inspiring English sources

"People who think they're really productive like to think that they're great multi-taskers," says Ballard. "But in reality, even those who think they're good at it are not". Multi-tasking essentially spreads your attention too thin, and all the different tasks you're juggling get less and lower-quality love as a consequence.

In the often drab, keep-your-head-beneath-the-pulpit world of English Catholicism, Father Kit Cunningham, who has died of a lung infection at the age of 79, was a technicolour eccentric, and widely loved as a consequence.

Phillips was a proven goalscorer who wouldn't let the fans down and they grew to love him as a consequence.

But perhaps Yiannopoulos will come to love games as a consequence of writing his GamerGate book.

But perhaps Milo will come to love games as a consequence of writing his GamerGate book.

The KonMari method endorses the idea that by letting go of the things a person no longer needs, they are becoming more receptive to having things that they will love and as a consequence, welcome more joy.

Ochoa seems genuinely to love people and as a consequence finds that affection being returned.

And then there's the Way of the Lover, the person who is simply in love with God and, as a consequence, in love with people, with nature, with all of creation as an expression of God.

"The predominant impulse behind our desire to rise in the social hierarchy may be rooted not so much in the material goods we can accrue or the power we can wield as in the amount of love we stand to receive as a consequence of high status," de Botton soothingly tells us.

As a consequence, many conservatives love to celebrate him as the ideal Justice, and many liberals love to condemn him as politically driven.

Goes doolally — apparently as a consequence of unrequited love.