Sentence examples for loving term from inspiring English sources
Cooper is making the case that "colored" people don't always have a "father to whom they dare apply the loving term" or the kindness and generosity that having white kindred in selective instances might have entailed.
The company's Web site displayed the shoe in a bright neon color, but the shoe customers were "pinning" and describing in loving terms was a combination of beige and pink.
"I'm actually on very, very loving terms with my father.
Always talk in loving terms about your child.
The cornerstone of marriage that most of us value today is the loving long term commitment two people make to each other.
As proof of just how important, consider how many times youve listened to a loving, long-term couple fondly recall the games they played during their courtship.
The consumption of sexually explicit material has often been thought to be harmful to its (mostly male) consumers: for example, by corrupting their morals or by making them less likely to have loving, long-term sexual relationships.
Neither of those things are conducive to a loving long-term relationship.
They didn't teach us how to have a healthy, loving, long-term relationship in high school.
Growing up, I had always wanted to be in a loving, long-term relationship, but never really thought I would get married.
It could be the case that the protective effects of marriage lie largely in the fact that these people are in -- presumably -- loving, long-term relationships, and this may also be a characteristic of cohabiting couples.
