Sentence examples for may love a from inspiring English sources

The preacher may love a fallen woman..

The preacher may love a fallen woman...

And while Hollywood may love a feel-good story, Mr. Tobin plays Pollyanna far too often.

The English may love a loser, but they also love vicarious glory.

I may love a very sensual ballet, but if we're performing near a religious community and it might offend them, I won't do it.

You may love a place, but if the people who inhabit that place turn their backs to you, it's hard to feel: Aha!

David ends the film as a "real boy" – real in so far as he too requires art's feigning, he too may love an image.

Trickle-down economists may love having a growing super-elite, but seem to forget the fact that rising pay inequality was a major cause of the financial crash.

You may love having a bonsai rain forest on your balcony, but your neighbors below you might not enjoy having a steady flow of water on their carefully constructed desert scape or baby's playpen.

Andrew Jackson Downing writes disdainfully that "they may love to 'potter' a little..

You may love Birth of a Nation or Gone With the Wind for various reasons – maybe you admire the technical innovations in the first, or the sweeping love story in the second.