Sentence examples for beloved word from inspiring English sources

We are left wondering whether peace, between individuals or nations, is anything more than a beloved word.

"These guys face obstacles at every turn, but that's where their jeitinho comes into play," she said, employing a beloved word used in Brazil to describe the circumvention of rules to get things done.

This year, I feel a tension in these beloved words.

A few days later, they buried Acevedo's body at the public cemetery in San Salvador, his name in big blue letters above the words: "Beloved son and brother". His brother and friends helped carry the white-and-blue coffin, with a picture on top of him in a button-down shirt.

nobody except me". --Steve Prefontaine On Prefontaine's gravestone, located on a gentle slope outside of Coos Bay, are inscribed these words: "Our beloved son & brother who raced through life now rests in peace". While that may be a comfort to his survivors, it is also somewhat misleading.

How else can you say it: the wordsmith has been deserted by his words, the beloved, trusted words he once marshaled with such authority.

Within hours, however, I was fielding angry letters from outraged Potterites who were horrified that I would dare change one word of their beloved book.

What we need to do instead is to expose that beloved Trump word, "merit-based", as being neither "stable" nor "fair", and point out again and again how privilege is almost always already encoded in the first place for those who obtain such economic success.

Mr. Spiri brought special refinement to the heady, chromatic opening of "Liebster, Deine Worte Stehlen" ("Beloved, Your Words Steal") and the ardent throb of "Mein Schöner Stern!" ("My Radiant Star").

For a long time he prayed and meditated on the beloved's words.

I resolved then and there that I would give every ounce of effort to supporting the gender equality movement and never be scared to use that beloved F-word and call myself a feminist.