Sentence examples for qualified love from inspiring English sources

Such qualifications, Flew argued, make the original proposition meaningless; he questioned what God's love actually promises and what it guarantees against, and proposed that God's qualified love promises nothing and becomes worthless.

Once you qualify love, it ceases to exist.

Their daughter Eva, played by Isabelle Huppert, would like to be involved, but her tepid concern doesn't qualify as love, and her parents have none to spare for her.

Although it is hard to qualify what love really is, it hasn't stopped scientists from attempting to quantify it.

Problems were reported in the area of qualifying education, love life and pain.

Dr Singh has worked in hospitals, with regular A&E shifts, for 10 years since qualifying, loves his job and describes himself as "the kind of doctor you'd want to see to your gran".

"They are extremely capable, highly qualified people who love to win and know how to win".

I'm sure the recently qualified new doctors would love a month's break before they start.

"Being a qualified cook, I'd love to make myself a nice risotto or something.

And that's the guy who thinks he's qualified to talk about love.

Indeed, with every hint of romance wrapped in layers of tough constitutional politics, does the film even qualify as a love story?