Sentence examples for public love from inspiring English sources

"The British public love dogs".

"The public love and celebrate their libraries," he said.

The public love artists who fall by the wayside in this life.

It will not make the British public love the EU: that is a lost cause.

She looks at it, and the accumulated knowledge becomes something less noisy than public love, less declarative and more touching.

Whether it comes to being tidy or not sharing food at meal times, the public love to speculate.

Sir Elton John has reignited his public love-in with Pope Francis, describing the pontiff as his "hero".

While Philip Larkin cultivated a public love-hate relationship with Hull, there was no irony in Gardiner's telling the Grimsby Telegraph that, after Belfast and Birmingham, Grimsby (where he was a member of the Nunsthorpe poetry group) was "like heaven".

The two had a public love-in on Twitter in September, when Swift endorsed the 20-year-old's Wild EP to her then-63 million followers as "STUNNING AND AWESOME".

After a nauseating impromptu public love-in with historian Niall Ferguson, who undermined what had been a persuasive argument on the reorganisation of the history syllabus by suggesting we adopt the US model – was there ever a nation who understood less of the world?

The public loved it.