Sentence examples for problem of love from inspiring English sources

For Sebald, Vertigo is about the "problem of love, but not in a standard way".

In the first scene, a World Parliament, in the form of an a-cappella chorus, convenes to discuss the problem of love.

To interpret politics as a problem of love is to be in a very infantile position indeed.

There is the problem of loving and admiring these people yet knowing what they have done.

The "meat paradox" — named only recently by behavioral psychologists, but well known to readers of "Charlotte's Web" — describes the human problem of loving animals and also loving to eat them.

As he wrestles with the problem of loving both the Lamb of God and the Lamb's blood, the musical cleverly takes him to the brink of spiritual cliché and then reverses direction.

There is the problem of loving a book so much that you have to resist the urge to immediately read more books by the same author.

Other novels, such as Die Frau, nach der man sich sehnt (1927; Three Loves) and Zauberreich der Liebe (1928; "The Magic Realm of Love"), deal sensitively with the problems of love.

In her novels, idealists and fast-trackers wrestled with thorny problems of love and social identity.

Unfortunately for us, "when you liberate sexuality," the problems of love remain unsolved.

This tightly plotted, multi-faceted interweaving of the messily complex problems of love and ageing is joyously delivered by six actors dizzyingly playing 13 roles.