Sentence examples for love exist from inspiring English sources

In other words, nowhere does love exist in a vacuum.

As team leader Kimberly Johnson put it, "Films do capture the excitement of new relationships, but they also wrongly suggest that trust and committed love exist from the moment people meet".

Six years ago he wrote something about inspiration: 'In a world collapsing under the weight of the search for profit, invaded by the insatiable sirens of Techno-science and the greed of Power, by globalisation and the new forms of slavery - beyond all of this, friendship and love exist.' He wrote this in his own handwriting, which was open like a lens which has no shutter.

If I tell my child in a forest that I love her, and nobody (else) hears, does the love exist?

The tokens of your love exist everywhere: The vase you bought one Valentine's and faithfully filled with flowers each year.

Did love exist before any conditions in the relationship availed itself?

"Whether love exists seems to be a bit of a question in Morgan's head.

Academy Street serves as a reminder that, when love exists, suffering is inevitable.

I don't know if love exists there either, but style - now that, surely, is eternal.

"Just the idea that the world is a good place, that love exists, that love is possible for me".

To Bainbridge's consternation this led to her being asked whether she thought that love existed or not.