Sentence examples for beloved did from inspiring English sources
Later that year, "Beloved" did win a Pulitzer.
Walker didn't act the part of the love-sick wife in Ivo van Hove's staging so much as she tried to be the single architect of a home that her beloved didn't or couldn't live in anymore.
The furore continues to this day, raising the perennial question: if the picture is so great, and so beloved, does it really matter who painted it?
The singer must portray a young man who goes out in the morning countryside greeting everyone in sight, until the realization that his beloved doesn't love him back bears down on him bitterly.
But now Drake has taken my beloved Do You Mind by UK funky pioneers Crazy Cousinz and vocalist Kyla, slowed it to half tempo, and sung his usual "reply to my texts straight away" shtick over it.
It appears that your beloved (don't fight it) Guardian first printed the phrase from the pen of David Conn, writing in December 2006 about Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum's interest in Liverpool Football Club.
As is well known, the return of the beloved does not correct the loss of the beloved: Persephone returns home stained with red juice like a character in Hawthorne- I am not certain I will keep this word: is earth "home" to Persephone?
The disc closes with "Beloved, do not let me be discouraged," whose title is taken from a poem by a 16th-century Turkish writer about ill-fated lovers — an evocative blend of courtly medieval Italian music filtered through a Middle Eastern prism.
Although we may acknowledge that others might have such properties even to a greater degree than our beloved does, we do not attend to and appreciate such properties in others in the same way we do those in our beloveds; indeed, we find our appreciation of our beloved's valuable properties to "silence" our similar appreciation of those in others.
Indeed, it may be that another person exhibits the properties that ground my love to a greater degree than my current beloved does, and so it may seem that in such a case I have reason to "trade up"—to switch my love to the new, better person.
