Sentence examples for be much loved from inspiring English sources
So Howells remains without a wound to make him draw his bow, and a woundless writer feels too remote from us to be much loved.
She will always be much loved in the hearts of her surviving children, Lynda and Brian, brother Howard Marraro daughter-in-law Geraldine, grandchildren Keegan, Cora and Emma and the grand-dog, Reagan.
Snakes in general, let alone cobras, will never be much loved by humans, but these animals are so extraordinary, this enthusiast cannot resist one sentimental thought: Long live the kings.
Romeo and Juliet, Russian Romeo i Dzhulyetta, English in full Romeo and Juliet, Fantasy-Overture After Shakespeare, overture by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky that continues to be much loved as a concert piece.
The giving of presents tends to be associated with excitement; books rarely excite in that way and so often fall flat as a present at a birthday, for example, although after the event is over they may come to be much loved.
To give "BD2" its due, it is the best of the bunch and will be much loved by Twihards, which should by no means be mistaken for praise.
