Sentence examples for recognised love from inspiring English sources

Vyvyan Holland finds several things striking about the courts of love – their beauty and pageantry; that they were an expression of women's power; the way in which they formally recognised love as more important than marriage, an institution acknowledged at the time to be only tangentially connected with love.

In some senses, this Cordelia is very much her father's daughter; she must learn compromise and to recognise love as much as Lear, who shakes off all attempt at conciliation and later is similarly rejected.

Few British TV personalities are as universally recognised and loved as Gok Wan.

You could look at the fact that he recognised and loved us, and that we didn't irritate him or order him around.

But there were catch phrases that devotees to the Ed Sullivan and Milton Berle shows came to recognise and love.

"But to finally have the government fully recognise their love by giving them complete legal status as a married couple is a blessing for everyone.

I hope, too, that they'll recognise the love behind it: I record what makes me laugh and what makes me proud: the things that make me glad I had them in the first place.

"Most South Australians would find it appalling that our law has failed to recognise the love and commitment in David and Marco's relationship," said Harley Schumann, South Australian convenor for Australian Marriage Equality.

Sadly, the Church of England still refuses to recognise the love between a man and himself, and until somebody launches a celebrity-led campaign, I think I'mma have to go unorthodox.

"Everyone deserves the right to have their love recognised equally by the state," Lord Alli said.

And perhaps even more importantly, she recognised that "People love the silly here.