Sentence examples for stressed love from inspiring English sources

Bhakti ("devotion"), a religious movement that emerged in India in the 7th to 10th centuries, stressed love of the gods Vishnu and Shiva and of the divine energy or goddess Shakti.

The Buddhism I was taught as a child stressed love and compassion.

"It's about love; it's not about suicide bombers," Safdar stresses: love of God, of Britain, and the love between friends.

Above all else, he stresses love of neighbor.

A Topeka native, she stressed, "I love, love, love Topeka".

Speaker after speaker stressed their love and admiration for the NHS and its unique place in national life.

At Sirius, Tate extolled the virtues of good sportsmanship, adroitly parried McCarthy's question about whether she had breast implants, and stressed her love of competition.

He stressed his love of family, friends and the outdoors, and concluded, "Thinking back about my life and looking back on the pages and pictures in this book, I realize what a lucky guy I have been".

Mr. Nardelli hoped to win over some skeptics about his background when he stressed his love for Chrysler products last Monday at a news conference — he said his garage included a Jeep, a Plymouth Prowler and a PT Cruiser.

Reading Dodgson's letters carefully, Leach shows that many of the females Dodgson called his "child-friends" were actually postpubescent teenagers and even young adult women, and concludes that Dodgson, and later his family, stressed his love of children in order to deflect attention from his intimacies with unmarried women, which his contemporaries would have found far more disgraceful.

There is eating well (and yes, we know what that means); there is routine exercise; there is adequate attention to sleep, stress, love and the avoidance of toxins.