If I had loved any one more than I loved you I should not have come back.
If I were to tell you that I loved you, would you cease to love me?
From them it was that I knew you loved me even as I loved you.
And then, I suppose, I must have said something which made you think I loved you.
I saw in the girl's eyes that she, too, loved you.
Though you know how much I loved you, you will never guess what it costs me to relinquish all claim to you, to tear myself away from you.
If you had not I might not have known that I loved you, I might have let you go forever, thinking that I did not care.
Whether I quite deserved all the bitter words you poured out upon me I leave you to judge at leisure, seeing that my only crime was that I loved you.
Listen; you remember what passed between us nearly a month ago, when I was so weak as to let you see how much I loved you?
Has it occurred to you that, without fault of my own, except the fault of trusting you as entirely as I loved you, I too am crushed?
Listen, I loved you when I first saw you there in the drawing-room at Isleworth, I loved you more and more all the time that I was ill, and now I love you to madness.
As he spoke he felt that he had betrayed himself; he went on hastily, hoping that it might escape notice: 'Because he knew that I loved you.
I should have taken you in my arms then and kissed you till I showed you how much I loved you.
During that hour that you two sat there bending over the same book, I became thoroughly convinced that while I loved you as I never expected to love any one, Gordon also loved you, and intended if possible to make you his wife.
And yet it is so, Youssouf, and long have I loved you.
At sunrise this morning I felt that I loved you, and now do you suppose that Masa is so forgetful a child that she cannot preserve what she feels in her heart for a single day until the sun sets in the evening?
I loved you so, monsieur, that you can have no thought of how I suffered that morning when Mademoiselle de Marsac came to Lavedan.
It was unworthy in me, mademoiselle, but I loved you so dearly that it seemed to me that no matter how I came by you, I should rest content if I but won you.
She waited, with the idle curiosity of a spectator who had no share in the drama, for the end of Menko's odious argument: "I lied because I loved you!
When he feverishly asked himself this question, Zilah recalled at the same time Marsa, crouching at his feet, and giving no other excuse than this: "I loved you!
Godolphin, oh; give me back the young pure heart I had ere I loved you!
I give vent to any word, or license to any look, that told you I loved you still?
In this world little stays: I loved you once, but now-- I love you more than ever.
The buds depart: I loved you once, but now-- I love you more than ever.
I loved you once; but now-- I love you more than ever.
I LOVED YOU, ONCE-- And did you think my heart Could keep its love unchanging, Fresh as the buds that start In spring, nor know estranging?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "loved you" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
