Sentence examples for loves for example from inspiring English sources
This doesn't mean a total stranger, but maybe you came across a girl at school who loves, for example, Harry Potter.
Like Free Love, for example, recorded as the four musicians got the collective horn.
He loved, for example, the graffiti that began to appear on the walls after 1975.
The only people who are not beguiled are those who have contempt for love — for example, Iago.
Conservatives love, for example, to quote from a stirring speech Reagan gave in 1961, in which he warned of a grim future unless patriots took a stand.
In "Ecstatic Explosions of Romantic Love," for example, the illegible words of the title create a roughly Cubist field overlaid by semitransparent Art Nouveau-ish shapes.
If I'm in love, for example, I want to wear pale pink silk and a red flower in my hair.
A few topics we've had to retire because they're too fraught; "My First Love," for example, was producing too many wrenching tales of first encounters with drugs and alcohol.
The sparkling Broadway revival of "The Real Thing," Tom Stoppard's keen-witted tale of a playwright in love, makes the case that certain things (love, for example) defy articulation.
They make known their suspicion of mother love, for example, by enacting a seven-and-a-half-minute telephone conversation between a young man and his mother, who has phoned him because for weeks he has neglected to phone her.
