Sentence examples for love reflected from inspiring English sources

"I see so much love reflected back in his adorable little face".

And I wanted to see that love reflected in the stories I read.

"The Koreans are showing me a lot of love," reflected Bolt on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Solidarity is love reflected through actions and support".

Compassion rose as a light of love Reflected upon the child she once was.

JYC, as those close called him, saw boundless curiosity, energy, passion, creativity and love reflected in the eyes of the world's youth.

Mothers' and babies' calculations of love reflect the law proposed by the late William Hamilton, a creative genius of sociobiology.

The show's tag line, "We love who we love," reflects the producers' desire to appeal to as wide an audience as possible, even if it means that some theatergoers may be surprised to learn that the play depicts physical and emotional intimacy between men.

For example, God as perceived in the concrete world is attributed to the workings of our reptilian brain, whereas God felt as nurturer, an object of affection and love, reflects the emotive system of the mammalian brain, and God as the Word, Logos, is a New Testament portrayal of the divine which is affirmed through the advanced neocortex.

Empedocles' linking pleasure with love reflects Indo-European etymology: the root prî- figures in words for both pleasure and love (Watkins 2000, ad loc., Monier-Williams 1899, Rhys Davids 1922-1925).

If his previous films are intriguingly unanchored in time, so does Love reflect both the Georgian period of Austen and Stillman's sharply comic critique of it.