Sentence examples for study of love from inspiring English sources

Their romance is a study of love and difference, of how pity and paternalism can stifle true communication.

The program includes Limón's classic "Moor's Pavane," a timeless study of love and betrayal in the form of dances of the high Renaissance.

Verdi turned it into an opera but it will be fascinating to see this pulsating study of love, honour and class in Mike Poulton's new version.

Although the five sisters and their despotic matriarch onstage were Spanish, Mr. Pomare universalized all into a study of love, hate and sexual yearning.

My study of love stories, haphazard as it was, led me early to the troubadours of 12th and 13th century Provence.

This slow and stoic movie, hailed as a gay Western, feels neither gay nor especially Western: it is a study of love under siege.

In the deliberate, simple formality of its staging, in which eight radiantly clean-scrubbed performers embody 60 different people against Robert Brill's bare-bones set, "Laramie" often brings to mind "Our Town," the beloved Thornton Wilder study of life, love and death in parochial New Hampshire.

Little Men Director Ira Sachs has had a great run of late at Sundance: two years ago, he brought his extremely moving study of old love, Love Is Strange, to Park City, shortly after winning great acclaim for his sexy gay drama, Keep the Lights On, two years prior.

Most studies of love and marriage show that the decline of romantic love over time is inevitable.

We know from studies of loving-kindness meditation that sending good thoughts and well-wishes to those who need it can make us feel more connected and secure.

This has a certain similarity to the Passionate Love Scale (Hatfield and Sprecher 1986 [3]) that we used in our study of romantic love.