Sentence examples for measures of love from inspiring English sources

The eldest of five children, Mr. Schumerth was raised by parents who took child-rearing seriously, dishing out equal measures of love, guidance and responsibility.

We miss Jodi terribly, but with equal measures of love, pride and worry we know she's kicking ass and hope she's home soon.

The variables X 1 and X 2 are the measures of love of individuals 1 and 2 for their respective partners, where positive and negative measures represent feelings.

I've learned to love the measures of love I have had.

Why is the measure of love loss?

"Why is the measure of love loss?" And why from the scrappy hatching that started my life, have I been plagued with one long goodbye?

Felix insists that jealousy is the measure of love, because the true connoisseur always wants to share his pleasure in his beloved object.

If he is sobbing in front of me, sometimes I want to cry with him, but the pain and sorrow is a measure of love and showing emotion is a healthy thing.

The most intriguing number, "The Measure of Love," a kinky tidbit from "N," a musical about Napoleon and Josephine, was a chortling expression of emotional sadomasochism written for the Marquis de Sade, in which "the measure of love" is the "pleasure of pain".

In this sense, the flashback does not so much take as make the measure of love for Jack.

But I needed people, I needed a measure of love.