Sentence examples for loving more than from inspiring English sources

In memoirs, Auster portrays himself as helplessly impressed by Davis, loving more than he was loved.

A fatal suicide tends to cause grief and guilt for those who may feel that they could have prevented it by caring and loving more than they did.

"It is interesting," writes Barker in her new book Rewriting the Rules: An Integrative Guide to Love, Sex and Relationships, "that we readily accept someone loving more than one child, sibling or friend without their love for one of them diluting the love for others, but when it comes to romantic or sexual love most people cannot accept it happening more than once at a time".

But the word "polyamory," by definition, means loving more than one.

People who practice polyamory understand the world's curiosity: Loving more than one person at one time isn't entirely conventional.

Defined as the practice of romantically loving more than one partner simultaneously, polyamorous relationships do not adhere to a patriarchal, heterosexual "one husband, many wives" model, but instead include every imaginable combination of genders and sexual orientations.

"Nothing I love more than failing aristocrats".

This was the land he loved more than anything else.

The city I love more than anything in the world.

Just like a parent can love more than one child, so too can you love more than one partner.

There is nothing the British media loves more than hype.