"sole love" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express that someone is the only or primary source of love for someone else. Example: "John was the sole love of Mary's life, she couldn't imagine being without him."
(De Bascher once told a journalist that Lagerfeld's sole loves were Coca-Cola and chocolate cake).
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Sade's sole accompaniment on the gospel-inflected "It's Only Love That Gets You Through" is murmuring piano and organ.
I first learned of San Francisco's Black Humor and their sole LP Love God, Love One Another in the late 80s flipping through a back issue of Maximum Rock N Rollll.
McNamara also says "Olivia Pope is not just the ultimate fixer, she also manages to work only on the side of the angels," although she has the sole flaw of loving the married president.
How did you choose your sole cover, of Darlene Love's "Marshmallow World"?
She's a bag of love whose sole purpose is to help others.
Then he learns (patronisingly, it is true) to love his sole companion and wonders how it has come about that all men are not treated as equals.
Last week, again with her parents' blessing, she relinquished sole control ("And I love being in control!") for a spot on the board of Magnum.
As Dan Savage wrote: "Mo'Nique and [Sidney] Hicks' marriage would only 'seem' rocky to those who regard monogamy, successfully executed, as the sole measure of stability, love, and commitment".
