Sentence examples for originate love from inspiring English sources

"The Horse," Lawrence wrote, "is endowed with such as we are compelled to denominate qualities of mind; namely, perception, consciousness, memory, free will; in these originate love, hatred, fear, fortitude, patience, generosity, obedience, a limited sense of justice.

For McCloud, the dream seems to originate in a love of the organic.

Though for me, this all does originate with a love of wild places and an Earth First-y attachment to wilderness that I've completely rejected now.

The MIT senior and economics major says her current penchant for analyzing trends within data originated with her love for America's pastime.

The missing history of the heart is here Where the shape of Love originated - Double lobe of an ancient seedpod.

And then there are the ways in which we may never understand where the resistance to real love originates.

The genres of zajal and muwashshaḥ that originated in Muslim Spain had love as their primary theme.

Pang, like many Thai girls her age, is a devoted reader of yaoi, a genre of light fiction about schoolboys in love, which originated in Japan.

We learn, for instance that Don Raye and Gene DePaul's classic torch song "You Don't Know What Love Is" originated (of all places) in an Abbott and Costello movie, "Keep 'Em Flying".

The festival originated from a legendary love story of the special day when separated lovers, a cowherd and weaver maid, could reunite for only one day a year.

It has also been said that the tradition originated in China where love locks can be found alongside the Great Wall.