Sentence examples for maintain the love from inspiring English sources

Like Princess Diana, who went from frumpy skirts and sweaters that wouldn't show stains from her kindergarten pupils' finger paints to an endless real-life catwalk show of high fashion looks from Yves Saint Laurent and Antony Price, Kate will now need to be immaculately dressed at all times if she's to maintain the love affair with the British press.

With political and racial divisions tearing at the seams of America, Trump endlessly stokes those divisions to maintain the love of his nativist base.

With Obama struggling to maintain the love of the American public, Romney has a good chance to win the White House -- assuming he doesn't choose Michele Bachmann as his running mate!

She will appreciate everything that you have done for her and will do anything to maintain the love and trust in a relationship she decides to pursue.

In particular, view your marriage as a partnership that requires both of you to work hard toward maintaining the love and persevering through hard patches in which you may be tempted to call it quits or stray.

As your love grows as couple, you can start to share your more intimate fantasies (and maybe even act some of them out!) So long as it is fun, gratifying, and done in a way that maintains the love and respect both partners have for each other, there is no harm in experimentation.

As a result, his paintings maintain the northerners' love of detail, rendered meticulously in oil, but he joined to it the Italian interest in broadly conceived compositions.

The study described the experiences of meaning as to feel valued by oneself and others, to be loved and be able to maintain the memory of love as well as belief in God or a higher power.

"Would you like to be in a real war?" Snow asks Everdeen with bristling malignance as he orders her to maintain the pretence of love that has won the hearts of the public.

Undergoing such therapy while trying to maintain the mystique of young love is frankly nuts.

The image of the common descent of all human beings is, independently of its truth content, very important "in order to maintain the sentiments of brotherly love among us" (RW IV, 18).