Sentence examples for rules of love from inspiring English sources
Proust is a confident generalizer, seeking on every page the rules of love, memory, and life.
She doesn't know the rules of love, like you have to protect yourself.
But the rules of love have shifted, and our floriography needs modernizing as well.
The place and its balloons helped me to rethink the notion of "peaceful surrender", which played a central role in my latest novel, The Forty Rules of Love.
Analysing recent romantic-advice books for women, she finds that despite surface disagreements, they tend to favour "assimilating to male rules of love": more detachment, compartmentalisation, psychological armour.
Now Bettania and Dieunette have, among so many other things, a new last name if not quite by law yet, the Heatons say, then by the often stronger rules of love and attachment.
People will start listening again only when the rule of love replaces the love of rules.
It works, because it obeys that first and greatest rule of love stories: it is true.
The Oct. 15 New York Times quoted the civil rights leader: "I do not consider this merely an honor to me personally, but a tribute to the disciplined, wise restraint and majestic courage of gallant Negro and white persons of goodwill who have followed a nonviolent course in seeking to establish a reign of justice and a rule of love across this nation of ours".
Likewise, one can read him as having so separated secular political authority from the rule of love as to make political and ecclesiastical jurisdictive authority utterly distinct.
How about the rule of love?
