Sentence examples for equally dear from inspiring English sources
Lepage holds another principle equally dear.
"The second principle was equally dear to the founders," he notes.
He sent a note: "All my orders are equally dear to me, signed God SJ".
"To us, each and every citizen of Balochistan is equally dear," he says.
The price of everything from a liter of petrol to dinner for two costs more in London than in the U.S. Real estate is equally dear, with the average price per square foot for a flat going for around $1,000 or $200 more than a comparable pad in New York.
However, the proportionality principle also has to be balanced with another principle, which is equally dear to Parliament - namely that of subsidiarity.
And now she's going to be happy again!' This proud father, a Bulgarian in his 80s, isn't talking about his daughter, but something equally as dear: his squat 1972 Moskvitch-408 car, with a sky-blue shell and a ruby-red vinyl interior.
Mr. Daschle was equally adamant about a tenet dear to his party and its unionized core.
But it is a defense of an ethical and legal concept that we need to hold more dear — and apply equally to all.
He sounds equally comfortable with the blues of "Dear John," the rootsy sound of "Mean," the pop-punk of "The Story of Us" and "Better Than Revenge," and the bruised, anthemic arena-rock of "Haunted".
