Sentence examples for love ignited from inspiring English sources

The ultimate artistic effect of "Peony in Love" hinges on the acceptance of the two great givens: the overpowering love ignited by a chaste moonlight tryst, and then, almost as much of a stretch, the "hungry ghost" taking long years to learn the lessons of love.

Another YouTube video, also uploaded on Saturday, showed the Unha-3 rocket blasting off while a narrator identified as a worker in a Pyongyang cosmetics factory compared the moment to "flame of love igniting at first sight".

The passion ignited by a new love inevitably cools and must mature into the caring, compassion and companionship that can sustain a long-lasting relationship.

They become lovers, and their passion ignites into love.

Love ignites slowly in this show, which includes majolica plates commemorating engagements, bronze bowls celebrating weddings, and portraits of widows in mourning.

Forbidden love can be the most passionate, and one story of forbidden love recently ignited the passions of this country's powerful Roman Catholic Church, turning a low-budget movie into the biggest box office hit in the history of Mexican film.

Needless to say, neither daughter knows how to react to the other, much less the true love newly ignited in their Aged Parents.

INTERACTIVE: Fall 2013 TV preview Needless to say, neither daughter knows quite how to react to the sight of each other, much less the true love newly ignited in their Aged Parents.

It was the first song I fell in love with and ignited my love for music.

Even as they pursued serial relationships in and out of marriage, they embraced the credo expressed in Rodgers and Hammerstein's quintessential postwar romantic sermon, "Some Enchanted Evening," which imagined that true love could ignite in the eye contact of strangers across a crowded room.

Love is rarely ignited, but the imam remains awed by its promise.