Sentence examples for utterances of love from inspiring English sources

Alzheimer's is an illness that often results in the doors of communication and utterances of love being shut one by one.

Passionate utterances, whether of love or anger, will always look embarrassing under a prurient stranger's eye better not to utter them.

According to Duncan-Jones, "the speaker claims to be unable to voice his thoughts of love; they are ready for utterance (ripe), but remain buried (in-hearsed) in his brain because he is intimidated by his rival".

Then Starr took to the stage in front of several hundred fans and a few dozen media to lead a countdown at noon to his own utterance of "peace and love" that he'd invited fans around the world to join.

The figure refers not to the declaration of love, to the avowal, but to the repeated utterance of the love cry.

When she finally tells the manic-depressive polymath Leonard that she loves him, after a perfect day, he gets up from the bed in his ratty student room and starts quoting Barthes at her: "The figure [je t'aime] refers not to the declaration of love, to the avowal, but to the repeated utterance of the love cry.

But creation is a work of love.

Scotland's undressing inspired other utterances of tinder-dry brilliance.

Consider the utterances of recent emigres from this septic isle.

In particular, both speakers understand their utterances of I.

Never mind all that: the bitter utterances of grumpy men must be reported.