Sentence examples for orientation love from inspiring English sources

"Love knows that every American has worth and value, that no matter what their background, no matter what their race or religion or sexual orientation, love, love recognizes that we need each other, that we as a nation are better together, that when we are divided we are weak, we decline, yet when we are united, we are strong," he continued.

That will be a surprise to the men and women, of every orientation, who love, marry, and become parents while serving.

It never addresses the issues of same-sex orientation or loving same-sex relationships, and the few verses that some cite to support homophobia have nothing to do with LGBT people.

For many OS people, their particular love orientation isn't something that comes on during the trauma of adolescence it's something that the world around them grows out of.

So it's perhaps unsurprising that so many non-OS people lump a love orientation toward objects in with autism and sexual trauma at one end and fetishism and paraphilia at the other.

For many OS people, their particular love orientation isn't something that comes on during the trauma of adolescence – it's something that the world around them grows out of.

So it's perhaps unsurprising that so many non-OS people lump a love orientation towards objects in with autism and sexual trauma at one end, and fetishism and paraphilia at the other.

Erika is one of the few public objectum sexuals people with a love orientation toward objects and, in addition to holding a commitment ceremony with the 186-year-old French iron tower, has fallen for fighter jets, fencing, and is currently in a relationship with a crane.

Erika is one of the few public objectum sexuals – people with a love orientation towards objects –and, as well as holding a commitment ceremony with the 186-year-old French iron construction, she has fallen for fighter jets, fencing and is currently in a relationship with a crane.

In this final installment of "Yousef and Farhad," we hope to reach Iranian families -- and those in other countries -- who are struggling with the sexual orientation of a loved one with an appeal for acceptance and dignity for all.

At Brandeis University on the first day of orientation she met the love of her life Jerry Kaufman of New York City.