Sentence examples for dear among from inspiring English sources
His memory is held dear among ordinary folk in the northwestern extreme of Ireland where he was born.
The fact that he has not has cost him dear among three important groups: independents, women and Latinos.
But a vote in favour of effective cuts to some of the poorest people in the country, including millions within working families, would cost its reputation dear among its supporters.
My DEAR!'" Among these subterraneans was a War Office high-up whose mania for meeting presentable second lieutenants earned him the nickname "Colonel Cutie" and Edomie Johnson, a gifted shoplifter who was known in the Lower Bar as "Sod Johnson, the buggers' Vera Lynn".
It is one of the dearest among the clubs we contacted.
An inscription inside Toni Childs's second album, "House of Hope" (A&M), pointedly dedicates the album to "people who are growing, who are just getting by and who are hanging on for dear life". Among the figures who appear in a gallery of mostly troubled characters are a battered wife ("I've Got to Go Now") and a woman looking back on her father's sexually abusing her ("Daddy's Song").
To the families trying valiantly to spot your own dear graduate among this sea of caps and gowns--I can only imagine how proud you must feel.
As we begin our religious observances this week, I hope that we will keep in mind the Maureens and Megans among us: dear to God even in death, but so deserving of a life of love and beauty here on earth.
By Rebecca Mead The Mount was intended to be a place where Wharton could work and entertain her dearest friends, among them Henry James.
Unlike many writers, his dear friend John Cheever among them, Bellow was not one for self-doubt.
