Sentence examples for represented love from inspiring English sources

The colors framing the face represented love, spirituality and communication.

All over Europe and the USA, idealistic young hippies were being recruited in the belief that the cult represented love, freedom and peace.

When Art & Antiques magazine disclosed their existence, and reported that Mr. Wyeth's wife, Betsy, had said the works represented "love," the pictures made a splash.

Even if you didn't know that the scene below represented love at first sight, you would still sense some marvel dawning in the sky above – the exact transition between darkness and light.

The trio was an especially striking scene, as it represented love and carnal and spiritual pleasure.

Two random dudes serenaded him as he returned to the balcony holding the lone rose that represented love lost.

The roses represent love.

I like this picture because I think it represents love.

SENJED -- Dried fruit of the lotus tree, represents love.

Literature represents love, and there isn't anything else.

And he frequently talks about Jesus Christ, saying that both Christ and socialism represent love.