Sentence examples for dearly liked from inspiring English sources
Although he would have dearly liked to have children, he never married and never told his parents that he was gay: "All I wanted was to be straight so my parents could be happy," he said in a New York Times interview in 2008.
We'd dearly like to start like that in Rome.
In fact, the farmers say, they would dearly like to.
Mr Sankoh would dearly like to win the presidency in next year's election.
A lot of Tories would dearly like to siphon his popularity into the leprous national government.
And yet we exist, and physicists (among others) would dearly like to know why.
Too bad, because many physicists would dearly like to see one.
Like many of the children, Tatyana Tkachenko, a sprightly 11-year-old, would dearly like to return.
"Good Grief" is a novel that would dearly like to be "The Lovely Bones".
They would dearly like him to become a figure of fun.
Businesses with a higher percentage of unfaithful customers would dearly like to know.
