Sentence examples for trial love from inspiring English sources
The phrase "trial love" is not commonly used in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could be used to describe a temporary or experimental romantic relationship, but clarity may be lacking without additional context. Example: "They decided to enter into a trial love arrangement to see if they were truly compatible before committing fully."
The early products of this system were the peasant tale Synnøve solbakken (1857; Trust and Trial, Love and Life in Norway, and Sunny Hill), the one-act historical play Mellem slagene (1857; "Between the Battles"), and the tales Arne (1858) and En glad gut (1860; The Happy Boy) and the play Halte-Hulda (1858; "Lame Hulda").
He took a deep breath and began his sermon, preaching about Tim and the trial, love and inclusion to a church that he could once again call his own.
In a randomized controlled trial, loving-kindness meditation was associated with increased levels of positive emotion, which in turn predicted reduced depressive symptoms 96.
As the judge sought to determine whether the prospective jurors could be impartial in the trial, the love life of Mr. Perelman - who has been married five times, once to the actress Ellen Barkin - provided a minor stumbling block.
While her songs are drenched in the trials of love and relationships, Clark is single.
People who agree to participate in a clinical trial — or loved ones placed in the position of making that decision for them — should not help prove that there is hope, only to have it dashed.
Since I was 15 and I Created Disco came out we have grown together, navigating the trials of love, loss, work and recreation.
An open pilot trial using Loving Kindness Meditation, as a method of increasing positive emotions, led to an improvement in negative symptoms [ 31].
And Michael Oberlander's Petruchio, while he doesn't hesitate to put Kate through some humiliating trials, obviously loves this woman, from first meeting.
"There's certainly going to be an initial trial, because people love the M&M's brand and there's such a strong market for premium chocolate," she said.
Inspired by the Snyder-Gray case, a murderous love trial that transfixed the nation in the 1920's, Sophie Treadwell's 1928 play, "Machinal," mines middle-class tragedy from the headlong pace and dehumanization of the machine age.
