Sentence examples for mortal love from inspiring English sources

Above all, the ordeal schools the pair in the bitter aftertaste of mortal love.

The baritone Carsten Wittmoser was wry and suave as Jupiter, capping the opera with his long, arching renunciation of mortal love.

Slumped into one of them, Jupiter, tucked in by the motherly Juno, is left to ponder the inexplicable ways of mortal love.

So it is with Emily Rapp's "Still Point of the Turning World," a memoir in which a mother's grief occasions a brilliant study of the wages of mortal love.

But it remains to be seen if Warner has the guts to really push the envelope, especially as the studio has cast Star Trek hunk Chris Pine as Diana's traditional mortal love interest, Steve Trevor.

Portraying a water nymph who gives up a life of enchantment to pursue mortal love with a handsome prince, Ms. Fleming sang with tonal splendor and commendable ease, her performance refreshingly free of the overemphatic mannerisms that have crept into some of her other signature roles.

When Alexander (now wandering the afterlife seeking the spirit of his mortal true love) learns that he is being portrayed as a gossipy, man-hungry queen, he intervenes — dramatically, of course.

But complicating the lives of these superheroines (as it can for mere mortals) is love.

Heidi Grant Murphy was Zirphé, a mere mortal who loves Zélindor, the king of the sylphs; she sang with a light, sweet voice that in places lost its sparkle, like flat Champagne.

Another work by Moore, The Loves of the Angels, inspired Poe's idea of uniting mortal and immortal love.

"Remember that time when Dad and Sandy's boyfriend tried to build the chair and it collapsed when the dog jumped in it before it was finished?" Or, "Remember that time when Grandma forgot to turn on the oven and we didn't get to eat turkey until 10 00 p.m.?" My Jewish tradition teaches that letting go of the mortal life of our loved ones is our obligation.