Sentence examples for protestations of love from inspiring English sources

No protestations of love.

Later, Fisher would abjectly apologize, and there would be mutual protestations of love.

Two sisters vie with each other in protestations of love, one refuses to answer.

Paul's protestations of love grew louder even as his interest in Ms. Brennan waned.

Afterward, our protestations of love poured forth simultaneously, linguistically complex and metaphorically rich: I daresay we had become poets.

There is something both brutal and mysterious about the way Ian mixes protestations of love with exploitative sexual violence.

Face that, Corbyn, or the offence you take at any imputation of prejudice is the hollow hypocrite's offence, and your protestations of loving peace and justice, no matter who believes them, are as ash.

Couples exchange greeting cards and gifts, and, if the timing is right, protestations of undying love.

Her Agamemnon is both divinely doomed and a moral hypocrite who combines protestations of paternal love with dalliance with a Greek war-widow.

This they do tolerably well, although they include far too many protestations of eternal love followed by long sessions of kissing but nothing else, so ensuring an easy passage with America's current self-appointed moral guardians.

Half the time I felt as though I were living in a modern-day version of "Carmen Juan Antonioio would deliberately try to make me jealous, then soothe me with baroque protestations of his love.