Sentence examples for master of love from inspiring English sources

He was a master of love poetry; his frank descriptions of dalliance with his mistresses are considered so seductive that (as orthodox Puritanism claims) the Prophet Muhammad called him "the leader of poets on the way to Hell".

"Jesus is a master of love; Muhammad is a master of hatred," Mr. Redeker wrote, adding, "Whereas Judaism and Christianity are religions whose rites forsake violence and remove its legitimacy, Islam is a religion that, in its very sacred text, as much as in some of its everyday rites, exalts violence and hatred.

The Persian mystic ʿIrāqī (died 1289), a master of delightful love lyrics, lived for almost 25 years in Multan (in present-day Pakistan), where his lively ghazals are still sung.

Mollie Butler, wife of Rab, then master of Trinity College, loved to tell of Dennis at her breakfast table at that time.

She is a master of the love-gone-wrong genre — a group that includes many of her best songs, like "Hurt So Bad," "I Can't Help It If I'm Still in Love with You," "Some of Shelly's Blues," "Long Long Time," and, especially, "You're No Good".

Jackman proves himself a master of schmalz: he loves the stage, he loves us, he loves the stars over the Australian outback, and he just has to sing about it.

We are masters of conditional love.

Well, it seems safe to say these couples have mastered the art of love.

Among Ciceronian poets are Catullus, the first master of the Latin love lyric, and Lucretius, who contemplated the origins of the universe and the scientific and philosophical laws that govern it in the long didactic poem De rerum natura ("On the Nature of Things").

Socrates may be the master of foreplay, of arousing desire, and may to that extent be a master of the art of love, but when it comes to satisfying desire, he is a failure.

Be a master in the art of love.