Sentence examples for dear though from inspiring English sources
But, dear though she is, if she's mouthing off to cabinet ministers, and journalists, about matters of policy, I should like to know about it.
He also reflected on whether it would have been better, from the point of view of his development as a composer, had he never met the Griegs, "sweet and dear though they were to me".
Resume oh resume, where art though dear resume?
I now consider him among my dear friends, though I haven't seen him since.
In Sense and Sensibility, John Dashwood calls his ghastly wife "My dear Fanny", though she addresses him as "My dear Mr Dashwood".
If the ghosts are real, then she is sane, and her desperate efforts to protect her dear charges, though doomed in the end, are noble and self-sacrificing.
"Intersectionality," says Toksvig, "is a word that had never occurred to me before, dear God" – though Kimberlé Crenshaw coined it more than 20 years ago.
She busked to raise funds with a sign saying: 'Dear audience, though I cannot play the cello… ' I think she eventually published one of her books herself".
— Posted by Ken H, Buffalo, NY Dear Ken, Though I know for a fact that sanctioned and unsanctioned paddlers have explored the new Fresh Kills Park in Staten Island, there are no official sanctioned New York parks department kayak launch sites there yet.
During a trip to Puerto Rico in the '70s, it was this carpe diem spirit that led my dad to play tennis all week long with the adult-film star Harry Reems — the same Harry Reems who was in "Deep Throat" (not that you recognized the name, dear reader), though true aficionados prefer his later work, in films like "For Your Thighs Only".
