Sentence examples for ruling love from inspiring English sources
Before the Massachusetts ruling, Love Makes a Family understood that civil union was likely to be a necessary step on the path towards marriage, but it was always viewed as a step and not as the goal.
Members of the ruling class love populism because they think it will help their section of the elite gain power.
Did we believe Boris Johnson to be a scoundrel, or someone whose ruling passion was the love of his country?
That Johnson considered patriotism to be estimable we can have little doubt − in the fourth edition of his celebrated Dictionary, published two years previously, he defines a patriot as: "One whose ruling passion is the love of his country".
Some of the old dominant and now displaced Kemalist ruling class would love to bring him down; so would many nationalists who stand against concessions to the large Kurdish minority that would recognize its independent cultural aspirations.
Even if the sexual repression we associate with the Victorian era has proven to be a myth, we acknowledge that the perpetuation of myths romantic love, ruling "by divine right"—enables the continued enforcement of supposedly sacred law, primogeniture first of all.
I loved ruling the blank pages of my copybook, then filling the spaces between the lines with shapely letters — "M" and "W" were my favorite capitals; "j" and "y" my favorite minuscules.
This supreme, ruling, judging, and loving male God is envisioned as a single, absolute subject, is named Father, and is conceived as standing in a relation of hierarchical dominion over the world.
Look at the interracial marriage which was still illegal in sixteen states when the 1967 Supreme Court ruling in Loving v. Virgina -- ruled in favor of Loving, overriding the laws of the states.
And the monarchy -- headed by King Idris I, who showed no love for ruling a unified Libya -- had for almost 20 years largely left matters as they were when the Italians left.
