Sentence examples for love suggesting from inspiring English sources

When he finally gets himself under control, he delivers a quirky, funny "history" of humanity and love, suggesting that we were once all double-creatures, with four arms and legs each.

The fact we don't know why the couple drifted apart ("Guess that our bein' together was never meant to be") only adds to the heartache of this pleasingly spare song, but the chorus points to an almost idyllic love, suggesting maybe they were just too young: "Those were the days of roses/ Poetry and prose/ And Martha all I had was you and all you had was me".

But dog love suggests the opposite.

Be less angry and "show each other a bit more love", suggests one rider.

Their love and enthusiasm for hospitality, and their canny business approach (haute Asian food: what's not to love?) suggest the hits will keep coming.

A graffiti inscription found on a lower floor, "Irin Mavourneen" (Ireland My Love), suggests that at least one newcomer longed for home.

"A great way to meet people is university sports clubs and societies, where you also get to do what you love," suggests Elliot.

Laura Kipnis, the author of "Against Love," a polemic about the cultural constraints that inspire wrongheaded notions of love, suggested that society may put such a premium on marriage or couplehood that lovers are inspired to overreach.

The beginning of "To Rome With Love" suggests a return to this durable theme, as we observe a fresh-faced young woman, charmingly lost on her way to the Trevi Fountain, asking directions from a handsome young Italian man.

It's a strong enough performance that, with a few other touches like a slyly inquisitive cat and a late-act testimony to true love, suggests that Ms. Chenillo might have more to say further down the line.

Love suggested other players were in a no-win situation because if they praised Woods for being the world's best player -- which he clearly is -- they were criticized for buying into his superiority.