Eve Robinson, 33, a designer new to Kips Bay, took a love of common objects, specifically the apple basket, and reinterpreted the conventional paneled room with a basket-weave wall of interlaced maple strips.
For Niccolò Machiavelli, the love of common liberty enabled citizens to see their private and particular interests as part of the common good and helped them to resist corruption and tyranny.
Freemen's love of common law seems romantic at first, until you realise it implies a wish to turn back the clock to a time before democratic legislation, a time when some people really were lucky to be free and when others really were enslaved.
Building a future of freedom requires love of the common good and cooperation in a spirit of subsidiarity and solidarity.
Citing Abraham Lincoln's call for "a new birth of freedom," he said, "Building a future of freedom requires love of the common good and coöperation in a spirit of subsidiarity and solidarity".
To his dazzled subjects, Frederick II*, who led Prussia in the mid-eighteenth century, was Frederick the Unique, a near-mythical figure whose combination of military prowess, religious tolerance, artistic talent, and love of the common man was unprecedented.
Meena's father and Tangaballi reform, accepting that the love of a common man like Rahul is bigger than their physical ability and political influence.
According to Hay biographer Robert Gale, "Hay came to adore Lincoln for his goodness, patience, understanding, sense of humor, humility, magnanimity, sense of justice, healthy skepticism, resilience and power, love of the common man, and mystical patriotism".
Critics accuse him of pomposity; he makes no secret of his love of the Commons.
Together we will realize to a degree de Coubertin's dream of world peace based on a common love of sport and a common struggle for excellence.
It is associated with the love of law and common liberty, the search for the common good, and the duty to behave justly toward one's country.
