| Our present economic social and international arrangements are based to a large extent on organised lovelessness. |
| She had been married to him when she was twelve or thereabouts, embarking on a life of poverty, drudgery and lovelessness. |
| Motherlessness in my situation was far too closely equated with lovelessness. |
| Love, and the expression of it, is a medicine to heal the pain of oppression, hatred, lovelessness and colonization. |
| It is also of course a very eighties song, a very eighties thing, with its chest-beating passion and crippling lovelessness. |
| But when there is a chance to confront the lovelessness and loss of respect in Phil's household, there is a palpable sense of transformation. |
