When you get to do two things you love simultaneously, there's something special to it.
As in all great affairs, Mark Sanford fell in love simultaneously with a woman and himself — with the dashing new version of himself he saw in her molten eyes.
The song is a slow jam love song whose lyrics describe the persona's desire to be rich in love, simultaneously comparing her lover with luxuries.
It is more than unflinching--it unsettles, it bites, it scars, it lingers, and it loves, simultaneously in a language perfected by, common and accessible to those who have perfected the art of living while Black, BlaQueer or Queer.
At the age of 12, she saw a traveling production of Hamlet in Franklin, Tennessee, and suddenly she "was in love" -- simultaneously with the red headed actor playing the lead, with Hamlet and with Shakespeare.
Susan Classen-Sullivan and Pawel Wojtasik, the exhibition's curators, writing in an accompanying wall panel, say the work "implies that love is simultaneously soft and yielding and abrasive and overpowering".
"Secret Love" is simultaneously a love story and a fine-grained investigation of race relations, and one of the things Schneider explores is the gap between San Francisco's reputation as a haven of racial enlightenment and the sometimes uglier reality.
Who Knows Where the Times Goes? - Fairport Convention It's a great love song – simultaneously joyful and regretful about lost time and the past.
Elephunk's "Where Is the Love?" was, simultaneously, BEP's breakout hit and their last gasp as a wordy, thoughtful crew.
Telling the biblical story of the close — really close — friendship between David and Jonathan, the son of the paranoid, jealous King Saul, Charpentier's 1688 opera is, at its core, a radical love triangle simultaneously homosexual, incestuous and intergenerational.
Belle grew up in Kenwood House in Hampstead, surrounded by great material privilege and familial love, but simultaneously excluded from vast swaths of society by the colour of her skin.
