Sentence examples for wanting love from inspiring English sources
She in turn accuses him of wanting a guardian angel, and wanting love to come out of their shared work.
And in America, wanting love and happiness, having dreams, always proves that whoever "they" are, they are a lot like "us".
I remember the mood of this book more than actions or images, along with the sadness, Francie wanting love, and the way he expressed himself with violence.
Tom Harrisson, one the founders of the Mass Observation, is quoted memorably in the book when he writes of young men coming to prewar dance halls "perhaps wanting love, but very vaguely".
Re "When Giving Leaves You Wanting" (Love & Money, Dec. 2), in which Ellyn Spragins found herself searching to make charitable donations that left her energized and feeling connected to the recipients: In 1990, as a 55-year-old childless widower, I began to tire of the usual requests for donations and the small, seemingly inconsequential gifts I made annually.
There is nothing dysfunctional about wanting love.
"I want love," says Tracey Emin.
No one wants her anymore; no one wants love.
He wants kids, he wants love.
She adds about Mrs. Carter, "People who want their love easy don't really want love".
