Examples of 'had loved me' in a sentence
Meaning of "had loved me"
had loved me ~ implies that someone had feelings of love towards the speaker in the past. This phrase is often used in personal or romantic contexts to reflect on past experiences or relationships
How to use "had loved me" in a sentence
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had loved me
You had loved me when you were small.
If only you had loved me too.
We would have children and a home if you had loved me so.
If only you had loved me enough.
She had loved me and had been an important part of my life.
She said she had loved me.
And he had loved me as much as he could.
To love right back the man who had loved me back to health.
No one had loved me as he had done.
I wondered if she ever had someone to love her like Jo had loved me.
I would be with you if you had loved me as much as your gun.
If you had loved me enough you would have killed yourself last night.
There is a festive air at home My mom and dad had loved me so much.
I wish my daddy had loved me half as much as your daddy loves you.
And I was so foolish to believe that he had loved me.
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If you had loved me when I loved you.
I wish that I could say that my mother had loved me.
If you had loved me I too might have loved you.
I stayed with you because I thought you had loved me and would again.
If only you had loved me when I really needed you to.
Now I knew he really had loved me.
If you had loved me I would have been playing cricket in the Indian team.
And she'd told me she had loved me at first sight.
Who had loved me or who I loved.
He was only some kind of a spy, a spy who had loved me.
If you had loved me for real … we would not be going through this now.
In my room she told me she had loved me for a long time, more than.
If he had loved me more, our Georgie would still be alive.
I wish Santosh too had loved me like this!
If she had loved me just as much, I would have gone to the beach too.
That's when I understood your dad had loved me.
If you had loved me the way I love you, nothing could have been stronger.
Denise … I would have been strong if you had loved me.
Yet, I wish she had loved me as much.
God had loved me with a little miracle.".
When I'm not sure you had loved me.
Of course, Dad had loved me.
