Sentence examples for beloved object from inspiring English sources

If you didn't, what other important or beloved object do you remember from your childhood?

That is how I felt each time I fell in love and spent extended periods with the beloved object.

But soon this view came to seem complacent — and the beloved object proved unfaithful — and so it was replaced with a more romantic view.

Patrick wanted us to talk about the metaphor of the beloved object as text ("thou art the book, / The library whereon I look").

My teacher, Jacques Derrida, considered various forms of mourning disorder — the difficulty we have in letting go of a beloved object or libidinal position.

Felix insists that jealousy is the measure of love, because the true connoisseur always wants to share his pleasure in his beloved object.

On it was a perfectly arranged tableau of his beloved objects.

Friends took notice and asked him to photograph their own beloved objects, their children's and even their pets'.

… The dollhouses were "not playthings but miniature memorials, records of dearly beloved objects," according to Witold Rybczynski, author of "Home: A Short History of an Idea".

The main living room I love because some of my most beloved objects are displayed there, and my bedroom I love because of the views.

Mia said that she lost so much of her stuff during the divorce -- money, expensive cameras, furniture -- that when she later lost her grandmother's ring, she was accustomed to transience of beloved objects.