Sentence examples for vindication of love from inspiring English sources
Her ardent polemic, "A Vindication of Love," puts forward a darker, more demanding vision of love.
"Romantic love, at the start of this century, is cause for embarrassment," Cristina Nehring moans in "A Vindication of Love: Reclaiming Romance for the Twenty-First Century".
Which either is or is not a vindication of love.
A VINDICATION OF LOVE: Reclaiming Romance for the Twenty-First Century, by Cristina Nehring.
"A Vindication of Love" takes itself more seriously than does its distant cousin, Laura Kipnis's clever but coy manifesto "Against Love".
Here she treads on the territory of bolder, smarter books, like Laura Kipnis's "Against Love" or Cristina Nehring's "Vindication of Love" or, to go back farther in time, Gay Talese's "Thy Neighbor's Wife".
A lawyer for the son, David B. Epstein, called the verdict "a vindication of the love between the Georges and the women".
"Anne Hathaway" is also a sonnet – a gentle vindication of the love between the famously neglected wife and the most famous writer in history.
Easter is the vindication of suffering love.
The album is an aesthetic vindication of his unflinching type of love.
Over the past decade, "I Love Dick" has become an ardently loved cult novel, a vindication of the rights of women who have grown used to being accused of "overthinking".
