Sentence examples for albeit beloved from inspiring English sources

Enough to teach a lesson to scruffy – albeit beloved – Western metropolises like New York or London.

The gesture, like so many the Princess made, was frank, open, and full of feeling: the characteristics that made her beloved, albeit with an often unacknowledged assist from her physical beauty, which met the dictionary definition of English Rose.

Bush was the last in many categories — the last World War II president, the last war hero to become president, the last moderate Republican president, the last president to govern in the Cold War, the last president to be nearly universally respected if not beloved (albeit in retrospect) by politicians on both sides of the aisle.

"The death of this ice cave can be foreseen," said Nussbaumer, referring to the beloved — albeit blanket-covered — portion of the Rhone glacier.

To the Flikshteins and an outraged army of their neighbors, Cookie Flikshtein is a beloved -- albeit simian -- member of the family.

Some scoffed, found it overly cute, but Home became a beloved institution, albeit a small one, with 30 seats indoors and 30 outdoors.

The important thing is that she is a beloved daughter, albeit with significant intellectual disabilities.

They must in the end be dispatched quickly, like a rabid animal (albeit, in some cases, a much beloved one).

Now, though, a report from Korea suggests that Samsung is on the verge of turning back to OLED TV technology once more - albeit with a liberal sprinkling of its beloved Quantum Dots thrown in for good measure.

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, albeit in Britain, not France, when I heard that my beloved aunt had left her estate to her pampered feline, Prince.

It's big, it seems to go on forever and it's beloved by cities everywhere trying to up their credibility – albeit in the photo rather than sports world – by staging exhibitions of the winning work.