Sentence examples for dear love from inspiring English sources

And Javier wrote, "Dear love, let's go to the stars!

And a little later: "My dear love, all the Irinas in the world are powerless. . . .

October 11, 1942 My dear love, Too few butterflies here (about a thousand feet above sea level), hope that in [Valdosta] there will be more.

The others include "Dear Love," based on the correspondence between the poets Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and "Dear Life," inspired by the letters exchanged between Anton Chekhov and his wife, Olga Knipper.

By Robert Graves The New Yorker, April 1 , 1961P. 39 Dear love, why should you weep View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz By Rebecca Mead.

A strain in the party's development (epitomised by the Fabian Society, and Edward Carpenter's philosophy of "the dear love of comrades") preached sexual toleration and the rejection of bourgeois morals; but the party was also deeply rooted in the fierce evangelical Christianity that spearheaded the crackdown on homosexuality during the Victorian era.

The agency has lost dear loved ones.

Honestly, everybody was crying for his dear loved one".

Then follow on, you dear loved ones; And, when we're gone, remember This picture, showing how we looked In our dear young December.

My Dearest Darling Sweetest Grace xx, Your dear loving little note at hand.

Watching a dear loved one trapped in a body, no longer able to communicate, with no chance of recovery, can be heart wrenching.