Meanings of few love in English

Everyone loves Sierra granite, but few love this much in a day.

She, too, I judged, had known a few love episodes in her life.

Coleridge, except in a few love-poems, scarcely touched them.

He sang a few love songs and retired.

It'd take more than a flogging and a few love-bites to finish off this old cocker.'

Many like it, but few love it.

There were a few love letters from the phone and electricity companies, as well as three Christmas cards.

Of course, she had read a few love stories and the reasoning by analogy develops in all minds.

He's written a few love poems.

The history of crime is ever revolting, and it is fortunate that few love to dwell on its incidents.

What with the racism, cuts and lack of appreciation, few love letters deserve to be filled with such rage.

I know few love me better than yourself, Jasper: Chingachgook is perhaps, now, the only creatur' of whom I can say that.

And in the third place, the Queen was annoyed that your writing was so cold and serious, and contained so few love words.

Seriously speaking, there are few love tragedies, few serious historic crises of any kind, that might not have been averted by the telephone.

Perhaps the "Seagull" might be lost she thought, without pain or sorrow, of the possible death of the man who loved her as few love.

Few love their friends so well as not to desire superiority by unexpensive benefaction.