Sentence examples for dear from from inspiring English sources

Oh yes, my dear, from now on it is "friend".

Thank you, dear". From the start, Jemal, 63, denied wrongdoing in his dealings with the city.

The outfit Rebecca: Oh dear, from the neck up Arterton looks amazing, but this skirt should have been left to its duty as a lampshade.

By Elspeth O'Halloran The New Yorker, December 17 , 1927P. 34 Oh yes, my dear, from now on it is "friend".

Ms Dear, from Totnes, Devon, said: "My paintings are all very feminine and a celebration of life - and it's great to see one of them bought to life as a hat".

It was this school which devised the term "Islamofascism"—to stress the threat which fundamentalist Muslims seemed to pose to many things which the progressive camp held dear, from sexual equality to freedom of scientific enquiry.

Dear, dear Mario -- still smoky from the fire -- has been with her for two decades.

But only those union deities with the hardest of hearts will begrudge Carter his success if New Zealand retain the title against their nearest and dearest from across the "ditch".

It tends to reinforce our tendency to endorse solutions that inflict suffering on strangers to protect our nearest and dearest from less significant suffering ([ 34]: 2).

." Anyone who is satisfied with the quality of life in this country today should read Corwin's latest book, "The Trivializing of America," and hear his witty and stylish trumpeting about the deterioration, through greed and mediocrity, of everything we hold dear--from entertainment and sports to religion, science and law.

The weeks saw the passing of a dear friend from High School, a past Rabbi from my synagogue, and Tim Russert.