Sentence examples similar to sensing love from inspiring English sources

We sense love but we don't believe in it.

In brief, after everything we do, don't forget to tell them that we are always on their side so that they can sense love and affection from us, and then be more confident of any decision they make.

But sensing my love of whisky, Chris pushes me out into the brisk Melbourne evening.

In this sense, love itself was the ticking time-bomb of all personal relationships.

Yes, perhaps, in the postmodern sense love is just a construct, cobbled together from bits of old Arthurian romances and BBC Jane Austen adaptations.

It may sound whimsical to suggest it, but all two-handers are in some sense love stories, dramatic analogues for the desire most feel to commune with just a single other soul.

There is still a reason to hang on to common sense, love, peace and hope.

In this sense, love and stewardship of each other and of our fellow beings is placed on the highest pedestal.

They felt and they loved the little boy and they sensed his love and hurt, and you brought all of that to it.

"I can sense the love in the room".

"I mean, you can just sense the love that this guy has for boilers," Baker said.