Sentence examples for dear to the from inspiring English sources

Reassessment is dear to the pocketbooks of property owners.

O the pain when, in the dramas dear to the remembering.

No, that is incurable, too dear to the French to be given up.

Yes, they are the dreamy comforts dear to the American cookbook.

In Detroit, they press you about issues near and dear to the car business.

Sacha Sacha is another family-run establishment dear to the hearts of Madrid's food cognoscenti.

Their complaints are about an issue dear to the ministry: genetically modified (GM) crops.

The unconventional twists of Impressionism were apparently dear to the hearts of the Clarks.

She was admired by everyone and was "dear" to the entire world around her.

"The second principle was equally dear to the founders," he notes.

Scrap the traditional, communal polling places, so dear to the hearts of reactionaries.