Sentence examples for beloved it from inspiring English sources

I started doing research, and discovered that the mother of all stollen is the Dresdner stollen, which is so beloved it commands its own festival every winter at the Dresden Christmas market.

Salad cream, once so nationally beloved it was known as "the English sauce", celebrates its 100th birthday next week, and yet for some people it's still little more than a poor man's mayonnaise.

Without that the "Eroica" is merely beloved; it can be much more than that.

The biggest hurdle might be persuading the average social media user to incorporate yet another service into the daily rotation, no matter how beloved it once was.

Jewish humor is always a call to subversion, which is why it's so beloved; it comes from below and not from above.

Their ideas are no more credible and their political leaders no more beloved; it is just that it seems right to the voters that they should strike a more independent tone.

The adult film industry has never had a beloved "it-boy" icon quite like James Deen.

Sticky rice is a staple in Laos, where it is especially beloved, but it has ardent fans throughout Asia.

However one describes this beloved classic, it's clear that it left a stain.

It's just one of the show's many moments that explains why almost three decades later "The Golden Girls" is as beloved as it was the night it premiered.

But "The Makioka Sisters," as beloved as it was by many of those who saw it on its theatrical release, was a great movie that got away.