Sentence examples similar to love compromise from inspiring English sources

And nobody is supposed to love compromises.

Few people love the compromise.

Mr. Bush has begun sending signals to Republican Congressional leaders that he would love a compromise with the White House that might take gun control off the table.

Manuel, who took over for Randolph in June, recognized the need to walk a narrow path between tough love and compromise.

Sometimes marriage is about love & compromise other times it's about letting the garbage get so full & seeing who will cave first.

And from there My Romantic History becomes an unexpectedly probing piece about self-delusion, maturing love and compromises.

It's just the supply chain: limit it and the expression of true feelings of love are compromised.

To preserve the republic he loved, he compromised some of his convictions.

My ability to just enjoy the confidence that comes with wearing an outfit I loved was compromised by my desire for the affirmation that comes from a like.

"Love is a compromise for only getting to be one person," she tells the actor, each cell of her body thrumming.

Thus, annoying as Blair's third way was for the purists, it appealed to the British people's love of sensible compromise.