Sentence examples for virtual love from inspiring English sources

Virtual love is still complicated.

The response to the special issue "Beginnings" was a virtual love letter to our city.

And these days you can even purchase a "virtual" love lock to express your feelings of intimacy and affection online.

Thirty years later, in a piece called "Virtual Love," Meghan Daum wrote about her relationship with a man she calls Pete, whom she met not through a dating site but via e-mail.

The early part of the film unrolls as a virtual love letter to Mrs. Clinton, chronicling her efforts as first lady to stage an overhaul of the health care system.

Back in 2009, I described his work as "the dream of a virtual love child of Robert Bresson and Elaine May"; his new film, "La Sapienza," involves an architect who develops an obsession with the work of the seventeenth-century architect Francesco Borromini.

Lucchino, who relishes combat in an appropriate setting, was careful not to let this virtual love-in go too far.

For many Hispanic Americans, especially those eager to vote in this year's presidential election, Mr. Gore and his probable Republican opponent, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, have turned the campaign into a virtual love-fest.

G.E., whose annual meetings were once seen as virtual love-ins, has been bombarded with 25 shareholder proposals, the most in corporate America, questioning everything from compensation plans to nuclear power plant safety.

Heartfelt tributes such as these are not exceptional among the migrant communities stationed on Europe's borders: barely a month after Germany's intransigence over Greek debt saw protesters likening her to Hitler, Merkel is suddenly finding herself at the receiving end of a virtual love-in on social media.

Somebody has married artificial intelligence software with the dense crop of personal detail we leave behind us on the web to create a virtual loved one.