Sentence examples for viewed love from inspiring English sources

Poets and artists have long viewed love as a prime mover, but by the beginning of the last century, scientists and philosophers were dismissing it as socially and scientifically irrelevant.

And, despite the fact that I recognize that, it's tainted the way I viewed love and the men I've chosen to date.

Genevieve Koski of The A.V. Club viewed "Love on Top" as an exception on the album due to its up-tempo nature, calling it "a first-listen earworm with its breezy, retro-soul style".

Becky Bain of the website Idolator viewed "Love on Top" as "joyful tune that doubles as a throwback to a simpler time" and added that Beyoncé's energy is "infectious".

I view love like this: if it happens, if I meet that right person, then so be it.

Nobody wants for ways to view Love Actually, but what about Arnaud Desplechin's delicious A Christmas Tale?

And, because she understands the poetry of it, she frees herself to be physical: she's the goofiest Juliet imaginable, a bride who is unmindful of hearth and home; she views love as her castle.

It's a work that views love — and our approach to it — as a force that guides every decision we make.

I Did It Again" is a song that lyrically speaks of a female who views love as a game, and she decides to use that to her advantage by playing with her lover's emotions.

"In my view, love in the cinema is far more dangerous than violence in the cinema because it's so idealistic and charged.

If autonomy is a part of the individual's good, then, on the union view, love is to this extent bad; so much the worse for the union view (Singer 1994; Soble 1997).