Sentence examples for love engaged from inspiring English sources

Back then, the forbidden and yet inexorable quality of Father Ralph and Meggie's love engaged our imaginations.

I looked for two men in love, engaged in their communities and families and making a go of it, but I came up empty-handed.

I love engaging, but I don't like the compliments, with somebody saying, "Hey, great job".

Using brain scanning (functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI), several scientists have now shown that feelings of intense romantic love engage regions of the brain's "reward system," specifically dopamine pathways associated with energy, focus, motivation, ecstasy, despair and craving – including primary regions associated with substance (and non-substance) addictions.

We love engaging with our fans but remembering to post something every day sometimes is challenging.

"I love engaging in ritual and ceremony, but try to avoid the boxes of dogma, which are dangerous agents for creating separation and fear.

I love engaging individuals in intellectual challenges — whether it's face-to-face, via Skype, in the classroom, on television, or through over 4,000 math videos that I have created.

When we bifurcate the being and mission of God, we make God into an abstraction - an idol that we can control and appease, and we no longer have to live in love (engage in mission), in order to know God.

Since students won't know how many violists are needed until senior year, it's probably best to pursue the talents they love, engage in the extracurriculars that appeal to them, give back to their local community, and take the most challenging classes they can succeed in across the curriculum.

He didn't live in the sanitised world of perfect studio cookery; he was out and about, he loved his drink and he loved engaging with other people.

He was a joyful polymath: even in advanced age he loved engaging in politics, classical music, local gossip, gardening and poetry.