Sentence examples for subject love from inspiring English sources

But his "Accra Blues" was on a more universal subject: love gone wrong.

Just as I'm about to raise the subject, Love vanishes again.

The female spectators' rapt terror at the spectacle reflects their personal implication in its subject, love rendered illicit.

This new future, too, will vanish, leaving behind the things that Shakespeare was sure about: language and its great subject, love.

She was known for her quick humor and was valued for her advice on almost any subject: love, marriage, finding the perfect lipstickeven on how to make her famous brisket.

The story is equally fable-like, the subject (love) is the same — yet very different — and the approach, regarding the playing of roles in real life, is also similar.

The big-deal subjects (love, death, time) compounded in short stories.

I remember this essay vividly from the time it first appeared — his subjects' love for American culture, even Metallica, and their utter terror.

It's part of Lee's power that he can express ideas about all manner of elusive subjects: love and death, peace and rivalry.

The singer explains how Yeats's core subjects – love, politics and the mystic – left "a great unused set of fucking rock'n'roll lyrics".

She took to the streets of London in a lavish coronation procession, where she made a show of being moved by her subjects' love for her, setting the tone for a "Cult of Elizabeth" in the national imagination.