Sentence examples for prerequisite love from inspiring English sources

The Outbound, an adventure travel website that beta-launched last month, has only one prerequisite: Love The Outdoors.

In between what the couple calls "breeding and feeding," they take weekend bird-watching trips (a hobby of Stephen's that he reveals after the marriage) and talk about their relationship via thinly veiled analogies about animal behavior ("Disgust is a prerequisite for love... I wouldn't put a bird in my mouth").

This state of listening is the precursor or the prerequisite to loving relatedness.

As a bear Kenai begins to see others' views and problems through their eyes, a prerequisite to learning love.

The narrative unfolding of Harry's and my romance in "The Argonauts" reflects the fact that, for many people, fixed or knowable gender is not necessarily a prerequisite for sex, love, or understanding.

In it we learn that the problem with the decline of marriage really began with "the ascendence of the idea that romantic love is a prerequisite to marriage".

Past changes in the understanding of marriage -- for example, the gradual ascendance of the idea that romantic love is a prerequisite to marriage -- have had far-reaching consequences...

And yet, to compare apples and oranges, just as being willing to see how America could improve is a prerequisite for living here intelligently, loving a movie means seeing it for what it is and it isn't.

If the basic goal of education is to make students love learning, the essential prerequisite is not to bore them.

It's partly why I had no trouble committing, hypothetically, to an equal partnership (it was also a prerequisite for marriage to the woman I love).

I would love to see as a prerequisite to get a nomination in this country, you should have to get roasted.