Sentence examples for organizing love from inspiring English sources

Isadora, who has an un-American genius for art, for organizing love, maternity, politics and pedagogy on a great personal scale, had also an un-American genius for grandeur.

"It's geometrical," says Bernard, explaining his impeccably organized love life to Robert.

"The nurses who are involved in the organizing effort love the hospital.

"I love music, I love opera, and I love organizing events," said Isabella Eredita Johnson, the Northport native who started the series and keeps it going, arranging the programs, acting as emcee and playing the piano in a chamber music concert before the opera program gets under way.

This consisted of speakers from various committees that had been organized (lefties love forming committees), and it took over three hours, because there were 13 committees, including ones for "town planning" and "direct action".

But it seems to me that people should not have a legal obligation to organize their love lives in order to avoid "unreasonabl[y]" provoking mentally unstable spouses or lovers.

Organizing principle: a love of antiques and interiors and a desire to perpetuate Southern hospitality.

I love organizing or "tidying" as kondo (I'm using the lowercase because she does) reminds us to call it.

Like community organizing or making love, listening is a skill best practiced in the company of other people.

He was very organized and loved to arrange trips, events, and especially parties.

Organized labor loved him for his edifice complex; critics were less kind toward the folie de grandeur of Albany's South Mall and the World Trade Center's twin towers, mockingly christened Nelson and David (after Rockefeller's brother).