Sentence examples for love reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Hunter also makes it clear that Charlie is willfully eating himself to death out of despair over his lost love, reinforcing a simplistic idea about a complex problem involving both metabolic and psychological factors.

"It's comforting to open an e-mail message, to see these words of love reinforced.

As a Black millennial I'm not alone in having the importance of self-love reinforced by my grandmother.

Lucy Ricardo, the beloved heroine of "I Love Lucy," reinforced every 20th-century stereotype of women: she couldn't handle money, loved to gossip, took good care of her man and was singularly ditsy, but she didn't know how good she had it just being a housewife and mother.

Online is about convenience, but most people love to reinforce that decision in-store.

But those 15 minutes with "I Can Make You Love Me" reinforced my inclination to click the remote whenever music and body language tell me I'm about to see bloodshed for Nielsons.

Every message Palin utters is geared toward reinforcing her love of America to her constituents.

McCain, when speaking (especially when ad-libbing, which he loves to do), keeps reinforcing his own age over and over again, and he doesn't even realize he's doing it.

Our love has been reinforced by the birth of children and pretending to be Santa and cleaning baby poop from the carpet and prayer and 15 years of life together, but the butterflies just don't flutter like they used to.

Great pubs and beer shops are, surely, complementary, expanding, deepening and reinforcing our collective love of fine beer?

Don't enable your loved one's behavior to avoid reinforcing it.