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Example sentences for "could love"

  • She wished he could love a ballroom better, and could like Frank Churchill better.

  • Your kind offices will set all right: he is the only man I ever did or could love, and I trust you will convince him of it.

  • Till now I only knew that I could love; how much I could love, you first have taught me.

  • Oh, if he were not so young, and I could love him as he ought to be loved,' she said to herself as the gate clanged after him, and she was left alone in the sunset.

  • I am afraid he will never marry again; he told me once that the woman did not live whom he could love as he loved Margaret.

  • She loves you as I did not know that one woman could love another.

  • I wonder," she sobbed, "why he had to be the one to love me; why was not the love given to one whom I could love?

  • She felt sure that she never could love him.

  • I mean a girl whom I could love,--oh, ten times better than myself.

  • But I should like to have some girl for a friend whom I could love, oh, ten times better than myself.

  • You must be mad to think that I could love you--of all men!

  • I admired her, it is true, but surely you do not think that I could love a woman who is thus under suspicion?

  • You thought that she--this woman whom all the world would hound down if they knew the true facts--could love you in return!

  • She has been very good to me, and perhaps I should love her, if I could love anybody.

  • I wish he were here now, even he,--any one who loved me truly, and whom I could love only a little.

  • If we could love by trying, no one would ever have been more loved than Grizel.

  • If he could love anyone it would be me, we both want it so much.

  • He vowed to himself that, whether he could love or not, he would be a good husband to this dear woman.

  • The woman he could love was in Miss Webster's drawing-room alone when he entered it, and as he did so May held out her hand with a smile.

  • Because--the--the person I could love is not as I am.

  • But could you--could you suppose that I could love such a man?

  • Yes, and I love you,--love you as I never thought I could love again.

  • Well, once upon a time there was an eccentric young prince who'd had his fling in his day, but had arrived at the lonely age of thirty without having met a woman whom he could love enough to make his wife.

  • I cannot see how I could love a person who possesses no attractive qualities whatever;--I always feel indifference, if not dislike.

  • I could love Him, that He had lowered Himself to my comprehension.

  • It did not seem true that He could love him, a poor little, hungry, ragged beggar; that such a one could be his child.


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "could love" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    could assume; could carry; could collect; could detect; could finde; could form; could gather; could look; could not bring himself; could not have been; could not help feeling; could offer; could possibly; could produce misleading results; could reply; could sell; could spare; could tell; could you; divine judgment; hath spoken; mere natural; patent medicines; second period; secundum quid; totally depraved