Sentence examples for straightforward love from inspiring English sources
The phrase "straightforward love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of love that is simple, clear, and uncomplicated, often in a romantic or emotional context. Example: "Their relationship was built on straightforward love, free from the complexities and misunderstandings that often plague couples."
The mid-tempo, "bubble-gum pop" "Papi Te Quiero" (Daddy I Love You), named one of the album's biggest hits, "pairs a straightforward love song with the well known reggae riddim Buyout".
This last song of the Nocturne is often given a vague Mahlerian provenance, and interpreted as a straightforward love song for Pears.
They were straightforward love and breakup songs with lyrics that were, apparently, not as abstract and imagistic as the songs Buckley chose to record.
Hardier souls than me have watched the entire thing and apparently it turns the story into a straightforward love story – between Jordan Baker and Nick Carraway!
I Don't Need Another Lover, for example, pulls off that Jessie Ware-esque trick of encasing a fairly straightforward love song in a constantly shifting, electronic-tinged setting, while I've Waited For You sounds like finger tips tapping skin.
Several of the songs are straightforward love songs ("I have slept there in the snow with others/Yet loved no others before") and lang's intense, youthful infatuation has given way to comfortable contentment.
Like "Sputnik Sweetheart," which begins with a straightforward love-triangle plot before developing an odder geometry, the cult members describe humdrum personal histories that suddenly lurch into the bizarre.
There are horns, which lean toward seventies-rock brassiness on "Chartjunk" (which Malkmus says is about the tensions between the former Milwaukee Bucks point guard Brandon Jennings and his coach, Scott Skiles), and woozy soft rock on "J Smoov" (which is almost a straightforward tortured-love love ballad).
Later in the set, Anything for You feels even more straightforward, a love song with just guitar as accompaniment.
Yet heartfelt as his sentiments may be, the songs are a letdown: there's neither angst nor exaltation, just tidiness, and no straightforward pop love song as memorable as, for instance, Mr. Clapton's "Wonderful Tonight".
According to Laven: "Chuck's relationship with Johnny was just what we wanted, tough and straightforward, with love, but also a sense of making a boy be prepared to grow".
