Sentence examples for retain love from inspiring English sources

But somewhere in this mess she decided that keeping John was worth more than keeping her self-respect; and that she could retain love that was long gone.

You retain that love of excess?

You must retain your love of what you're doing and understand why you're doing it.

But with Stewart releasing her debut solo album last October, it means the two artists will be fighting to retain the love of America that first propelled them to fame.

By the late 1940s he was in Bern, in Switzerland, where he studied at the university for two years, perfecting his German – all his life he would retain his love of German literature, references to which are sprinkled throughout his books – and moulding a personality inside which he could conceal, and could conceal himself from, the wounds of his childhood.

Magic was a way to give agency to those that felt powerless to control the future: powerless to retain the love of another, powerless to control the outcome of a court case, or perhaps powerless to effect the outcome of a key race of the Greens against the Blues.

Someone needs to help children retain the love of movement with which they're born so they will keep moving.

As Rae Pica wrote on the HuffPost Education blog last year: "Someone needs to help children retain the love of movement with which they're born so they will keep moving".

But Pakistan as an idea that still has something to offer, like the elements the Taliban would destroy (creeping steps towards gender equity, tolerance towards minorities, quasi-normal relationships with the rest of the world), is something this nation's public may retain some love for.

As we locked ourselves away and he began to tell me about his life, it quickly became obvious that although he was born in Zambia, he retains a love and a passion for Zimbabwe even now.

As an adult Levin retained his love of Jewish cookery along with his passion for French haute cuisine.