Sentence examples for dear often from inspiring English sources
He says he wants Mohandie and Levasseur to speak up if they have doubts (if he is proven wrong, Dear says, he will apologize publicly), but when they do, Dear often doubles-down on what he already believes.
The result is a dreamy series of kaleidoscopic mirror selfies of Morrocco's nearest and dearest, often photobombed by the artist himself.
Your dear friends often speak of you with great fondness and miss you forever.
Yet it also smacked of a future that the Singularity University founders hold dear and often discuss with a techno-utopian bravado: the arrival of the Singularity — a time, possibly just a couple decades from now, when a superior intelligence will dominate and life will take on an altered form that we can't predict or comprehend in our current, limited state.
Every one of the cars that you see is filled with individuals of strong belief, and principles they hold dear--often principles and beliefs in direct opposition to their fellow travelers'.
His voice is a mumble, sometimes a mere whisper – and when it's double-tracked, as on Here My Dear, it's often unintelligible.
But make sure, you know, to enter those names, for appearances' sake.2) "Dear Firstname"Quite often, a bit of pitch-spam will have my actual name supplied by the software, but in a telltale different font or colour.
For years, executives have held pep rallies and allowed store managers to spend the company's charity money on local causes that are often dear to the hearts of employees.
But in pretrial justice -- the time between when a person is arrested and when the charges are resolved -- the basic principles we hold dear are too often undermined by our use of cash bail.
The dearest enemy is often our best teacher.
