Sentence examples for usual love from inspiring English sources

The local papers, with their usual love of understatement, are advertising the big freeze as life-threatening.

The game also introduces a new female character, Princess Daisy, replacing Mario's usual love interest, Princess Peach.

But he has raised the stakes for the band here, tackling issues of mortality and eternity, along with the usual love and yearning.

When Philadelphia's final shootout attempt, by Jeff Carter, rang off the post, Valiquette jubilantly shook his blocker at the howling Madison Square Garden fans, who made room in their usual love affair with Lundqvist to salute his little-used backup.

"The usual love affair with the Selecao has been undermined by many things - the protests, the realisation that few Brazilians can't afford to watch them as they wanted to.

This 74th incarnation promises to be more than the usual love-it-or-hate-it survey of contemporary art.

Not the usual love-story love between two people, exactly -- nor, for that matter, in spite of the erotic triangle at its center -- among three people.

"If the Maldives were to disappear, where would the butterflies and the sounds go?" Nor was there any of the usual love-in stuff in which politicians from different countries ritually indulge in public.

But there is something more to the aversion to the Patriots than the usual love-hate dichotomy that has accompanied teams such as Manchester United and Real Madrid in the round ball game.

But it is the wrong side of condescension about India and Indians and it makes a grotesquely clumsy lurch into tragedy, followed by a supercilious switch back to the usual love-me-I'm-so-quirkily-vulnerable comedy, a crashing of tonal gears that kills the laughter.

This from the Fug girls: @fuggirls: Loved Siriano's show, per usual; loved less the lady in sequined spankies.