Prince said he had a couple beloved items he wanted to show off and directed them back to the other room.
At a certain point, for those following a handful of fashion-centric social media accounts, frenzy surrounding these beloved items has achieved the same level of inescapability as of a photo of Kim Kardashian's rear.
It would have been the 100th birthday of Julia Child on Tuesday, an American icon who brought two of the most beloved items in the US, food and television, together.
Some of my clothes are beloved items left over from high school, while others are gems from vintage and thrift shops.
Hours before, the bride practically wept as she recalled how Mr. Guggenheim had sold beloved items from his ice hockey memorabilia collection to buy her the diamond ring she wanted.
In an emotional interview on Tuesday, he shook his head in dismay as he thumbed through Christie's lavishly illustrated catalog, pointing to beloved items of jewelry collected by him and by his late father, Raphael Esmerian, a gem dealer who emigrated from Paris in 1940.
Or to know for certain whether they can hang on to their beloved items.
He went on to become a beloved vendor of items to students for several decades (see PAW, Oct. 5, 2016).
I know you'd dice me up in my sleep if I merely contacted an ex to ask for my crock pot back and if I'm intelligent enough to forsake a once beloved cookware item for the sake of sustained marital bliss, surely I'm sufficiently bright not to ask an ex to dope me up and go after my tender parts with drills and picks and skewers.
Then they walked through their memory palace, mentally "placing" those items — in order — into the familiar nooks and crannies of a beloved landscape.
In other words, while a certain item can be valuable to me as an individual (for instance, because a beloved person gave it to me), this is not enough to make it an object of historical interest.
