Sentence examples for loving I from inspiring English sources
But as soon as I choose to love, if I'm really loving, I have to relinquish the idea that I must be loved back – even if it's the love of my parents, or the love of my children.
I loved him, but couldn't be loving: I was his older brother, and responsible for him, which meant being irritated by him, and feeling burdened by him, and sometimes treating him as our visiting father treated me: as a source of pride and incomprehension and scorn.
Booksonspain – no prizes for guessing who that is – nominated Benito Perez Galdos as "*the* novelist of 19th-century Spain", mapping "Spanish society's difficult transition to modernity", while Shorty confessed to loving "I Love You When I'm Drunk" – appropriately enough a "short" story collection from "Catalonia's smartest and most compelling contemporary author", Empar Moliner.
When I am loving, I am doing something.
CHRISTIAN: Oh Ana, who I will never stop loving, I will have you cut my hair after you're done with the kid's bathing ritual.
Like Jungian analysts who ask people they meet, "Did you dream?" I ask everyone I am interested in knowing better, including booksellers, "What are you reading?" With the exception of one owner who said she was diving into something about eating, praying and loving, I always found their reading tastes worth emulating.
"And I love it, I love 'Trane, I love Bird, I love Gene Ammons, I love Wayne Shorter..
First person singular, second person singular, etc. Thus: amo = "I love," "I am loving," "I do love" amas = "You love," "You are loving," "You do love" amat = "He loves","She loves," "... loves" as well as "... is loving," and "... does love" for each of the pronouns: he, she, and it.
"Oh I love it, I love it.
