Sentence examples for love sections from inspiring English sources

I'm talking about the "things we love" sections where a bride can stumble across that hair product she had no idea that she absolutely had to have for her wedding day.

The character of Felipe in the "love" section of Gilbert's memoir was based on him.

In the kāmam (love) section, the Kuṟaḷ follows the śaṅgam's love eros, or sexual love yet anticipates agape, the perfecting of love through many lives, which appears in religious poetry of the next age.

But especially in the "Love" section, which moves from optimism through obsession to sadder-but-wiser reflection, it became an intense journey in which the emotional cost of passion, expressed in a song like "Loving You," is steep.

Ghislaine Boddington, curator of the "future of love" section of the FutureFest to be held in September, said: "The aim is to look at things that aren't around the corner but up to 30 years away and broaden horizons.

The characters are neatly drawn: the boyfriend, whose tittishness is established by how excited he is to get a piece in the Modern Love section of the New York Times; the great character of Red, the Russian cook, and Sophia, the transgender hairdresser.

Apple has since featured it in the "New Apps We Love section" of the iOS App Store.

Microsoft is getting into the "fun camera app" game with a new iOS application called Sprinkles, which has now earned a featured spot in the "New apps we love" section of the App Store.

Also, let's take a break from reading the love section of your horoscope.

That's the important takeaway in the insightful article in this week's Modern Love section of the NY Times.

The popularity of Esquire's "Women We Love" section gets down to the very core of what has happened to guys in 2011.