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Loved in sentence

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In its worst form, the harm we inflict on loved ones shows up as abuse and violence, and relationship abuse is something that one in three women and one in four men will experience in their lifetime.
He said, "They loved you and they really, really do want to cast diversely, but the movie isn't financeable until they cast the white role first."
I really loved that falcon.
I am here because I was loved and invested in and protected and lucky, because I went to the right schools, I'm semifamous, mostly happy, meditate twice a day, and yet, I walk around in fear, because I know that someone seeing me as a threat can become a threat to my life, and I am tired.
I said, "I have loved you forever, I have loved you forever.
He loved this line: "I'm writing this in part to tell you that if you ever wonder what you've done in your life ... you have been God's grace to me, a miracle, something more than a miracle."
He found the words to tell her how much he loved her.
When I was a city council member, I was working with one of the most conservative members in our community on opening a health clinic for undocumented people in the south part of the city, and I loved it.
I hired guys who paint flats fixed on the sides of garages to do the painting on the building, and they loved it.
I would lose a career that I loved passionately.
Even though in many ways it's foolish for us to be afraid to admit we need help, whether it's from a loved one or a friend or from a coworker or even from a stranger, somehow it always feel just a little bit uncomfortable and embarrassing to actually ask for help, which is, of course, why most of us try to avoid asking for help whenever humanly possible.
We loved Newton so much; we could never get another pug, so Callie is the anti-pug.
Someone talked about a loved one who had passed away quickly and unexpectedly.
I said, "If I would have just been like her, Dooky would have really loved it."
But I loved Thurgood.
And for better or worse, we take all that onboard, and then we go out into the world thinking maybe we have to be successful to be loved; or that we always have to put other people's needs first; or that we have some big terrible secret we couldn't possible tell people.
One of the other wonderful things about our species is we not only need to be loved, but we need to love others.
Facebook taps into our instinctive need not only to be loved, but to love others, mostly through pictures that create empathy, catalyze and reinforce our relationships.
But despite all that, he rarely missed a visit, and I like to believe that was because he knew at our clinic that he was loved.
They really loved it.
What I loved so much about my call with Ellie was that she knew in her core that the stories of her grandparents were no different than today's stories, and she wanted to do something about it.
In October 1943, the sister of a colleague, in love with an agent that loved Noor, sold her address to the Gestapo.
Three years ago, I met John Hanke, who's the head of Google Earth, and I told him how much I loved being able to hold the world in my hands and go exploring vicariously.
He told me that he was wrestling and struggling with his ego, and how much he loved his girlfriend and how thankful he was for her patience.
I loved this experience, because it showed me that transformation is possible, even over direct messages.
It was a hyperstimulus for them, and they loved it.
For this song, I'd like us all to take a minute and think about immigrant communities, and especially refugee immigrant communities, and the daily struggle they have to endure, building a life with dignity and meaning away from everything they have loved and known.
She was on the phone to a loved one, and she wasn't looking at the victim out of respect.
It is crowded with weeks or months or more of the, "You're not listening to me," and "I don't know what's wrong with me but your criticism isn't helping," and, "If you loved me, you would," and, "You're not there for me."
Dare I admit that after she did it I never really loved her again?
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