Sentence examples for love differently from inspiring English sources
As Tina Turner reminds us, "who needs a heart when a heart can be broken?" The authors of A General Theory of Love explain that "a child who knew and loved a deceitful, selfish, or jealous parent does not often learn to love differently at age twenty, forty, or sixty".[2. A General Theory of Love page 159].
Le Brocq says the company's decision to embrace difference in all its forms and recognise that people "live and love differently" has paid off in business as well as cultural terms.
Surely, with compassion, commitment and communication, we can find the courage to love differently.
"Everybody wants to say love differently," she said, describing a 15th anniversary gift that Shakim Compere, Queen Latifah's manager, presented to his wife.
In a landmark 1991 E.R.P. study conducted at a prison in Vancouver, Robert Hare and two graduate students showed that psychopaths process words like "hate" and "love" differently from the way normal people do.
Oscar Wilde and Alan Turing were not the only talented men ruined for loving differently.
VICE reached out to people who've been in hybrid poly-mono relationships to find out what the biggest challenges are from both sides and how people cope when their partner loves differently from them.
Everybody loves differently, these are just some guidelines.
But to live and work in a place forces you to love it differently, with more will and less passion.
And maybe that's why it's O.K. for me to love them differently, as long as the amount matches.
