Sentence examples for love thrives from inspiring English sources
Love thrives in absence, he thought.
'I've always thought that love thrives on a certain kind of distance,' Leo says at one point, 'that it requires an awed separateness to continue.
Real love thrives on freedom, not control.
Maybe you don't open up because that also means opening yourself up to being teased or rejected, but by being more open, your relationship with this girl can become more intimate, and love thrives on intimacy.
I loved Thrive and its message of slowing down and recognizing what you have right here, right now, right in front of you.
His characters aren't slogans and examples from some textbook on imperial sins; they love and thrive long before any system starts to deal them hammer blows.
This is a misunderstanding of Charlotte's capacity for an indefinable form of love that thrived on Monsieur's recognition of her potential as a writer, his capacity to know her as she perceived herself to be.
But pop love songs thrive on cliché; it takes singers like Sinatra to rub the polish off them to reveal the eternal truths underneath, and a choreographer like Ms. Tharp (who also directed) to push against the obvious and release new facets of the songs' energies.
At a moment when the flattening of political life into a single endless, medieval-seeming field of gangsterism — left and right and east and west — grows more depressing each day, it might be good to be reminded that differences of taste, and even of love, still thrive among people otherwise sadly united by a planetary fate.
We as humans have it in our nature that we need love intimate love to thrive.
