Sentence examples for suggested love from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jones, 38, suggested love was a lot like improv.

(Those were the same Democrats, presumably, whom he had accused, in a speech on Monday, of "treasonous" behavior for not applauding during his State of the Union speech. They did not, he suggested, love their country, because they did not love him).

Was this supposed to suggest "love resistible"?

At the end of Shandling's life, the documentary suggests, love had won.

Perhaps, as Ruben Martinez (The Way We Live Now, July 16) suggests, love will change attitudes where the law has failed.

"It tries to suggest love as a thing to cling to when everything else is being eroded.

The four suits of cards may suggest love and death, poverty and nobility, but that is not the point of the four paintings in which they appear.

Since they don't have Valentine's Day or possibly even any heart shapes to suggest love, I surmise that February 14 of each year won't signal a surge.

Living must, I suppose, be a symphony by an "avant-garde" Russian, though with more melody than that comparison perhaps suggests; Loving could be a collaboration between Britten and Vaughan Williams; but Party Going is pure chamber music.

Rather than expect to share a love that asks for nothing in return, I suggest loving as generously and warmly as possible.

Or, as some critics have suggested, a love of condiments?