Sentence examples for loving for from inspiring English sources
She starred in nine soap operas, including as Isabelle Alden on "Loving" for twelve years.
Ms. Ackerman also provides a wry portrait of a transgendered Christian who recalls with a drawl her feeling of being exiled from both the church and the city itself, which she nevertheless insists on loving for its beauty.
Although the explicit nature of his work will put off many, there is real warmth and joy to it: the encounters he shows are neither smutty nor seedy, no less loving for their rawness or brevity.
No matter how polemical Bruegel is supposed to be (historians insist that he is satirising gluttony and lust), his fantastic group revelries never seem less than loving for all the ungainliness of the cavorting blokes and the yammering women.
Carrie, on the other hand, has braided her love life and work life so completely, it's impossible to tell whether she's working for love, or loving for work — or if it even matters, given how incandescently crazy and brilliant she is.
And two final principles say that loving for itself what is evil, as in sadistic pleasure in another's pain, and hating for itself what is good, as in envious pain at his pleasure, are evil.
"I would love for that to continue".
So what she would love, for tonight?
