Sentence examples for a dearly beloved from inspiring English sources

You have been a dearly beloved friend, inspiration and mentor.

"They've lost a member of their family, as anybody who has a dearly beloved pet understands, they're a member of your family".

Tutu came out of retirement to voice his criticism of a woman he described as "a dearly beloved sister" he has long admired but whose behavior he strongly condemns in the "unfolding horror" of this "ethnic cleansing".

Once you've got the loving kindness to yourself down, start practicing it for 4 different types of people: someone you respect, like a teacher; a dearly beloved person, like a family member or friend; a neutral person, someone at a store, someone you saw outside that day; and a hostile person, someone with whom you are in conflict.

Frank Parker performs "Begin the Beguine" and Eleanor Steber sings "Carry Me Back to Old Virginia"; they perform a duet, "Dearly Beloved".

The witness who stands up in court to sing a Lutheran hymn seemed to me as honest as the old peasant couple who beg for clemency in a letter that begins: "Dearly beloved Fuehrer, a wretched mother is begging you on her knees for the life of her daughter, who committed a grave sin against you, but you are so great, you will surely show her mercy".

Fancy getting all excited about 40 years of hurt and wheeling out the boys of '66 like Chelsea Pensioners at a parade when our dearly beloved near neighbours, with a team half full of familiar names from the Premiership, are on the verge of winning their second World Cup in eight years.

"It is incongruous for a symbol of righteousness to lead such a country," Archbishop Desmond Tutu said last week in a letter to his "dearly beloved younger sister".

He used to go there at least once a week to see his dearly beloved Madame Helvetius, a blowsy intellectual who was always surrounded with the best "philosophes," and who shocked Abigail Adams by wiping up her lap dog's mess with her chemise.

"Don't Wake Me Up" begins with a spoken introduction by an unidentified woman saying, "Dearly Beloved, if this love only exists in my dreams, don't wake me up".

I certainly don't see myself growing older, fatter and grumpier in the front row, which a lot of my dearly beloved colleagues tend to do Speaking for myself, I definitely grew a little older and grumpier this morning.