Sentence examples for even more beloved from inspiring English sources

In my family, the trees were even more beloved if they inspired small disasters.

Rarer and even more beloved is the legitimate first novelist who steps squinting into the sunlight bearing a work of true distinction.

Yesterday, before announcing that Yiannopoulos was disinvited, CPAC organizers revealed that they had a new speaker who was even more beloved by the alt-right: Donald Trump.

But there is also his beloved Durham, who entered this season seeking their third championship title in succession, and his even more beloved Newcastle United FC, back in the Premier League.

College sport there is huge – and none is huger than football, a multi-billion-dollar industry that in some parts of the country is even more beloved than the National Football League (which as it never tires of bragging, is the richest sports league on the planet: take that, Premier League).

Even more beloved than the glowing dance fortresses, neon disco clam palaces, and fire-breathing dragons, What The Festival's crown jewel is it's splash pool, a permanent fixture on a vista atop the gorgeous grounds, where everyone from Jai Wolf to Le Youth performed to a crowd that was equal parts sexy and surrealist.

But he had done even more for his beloved Florence than he knew, and less for himself.

Won't James be even more of a beloved hero in Cleveland if his hometown believes he was all but packed for Miami?

Political scientists note that US elections are more polarized now than they were then, and that Carter at the time was a more beloved figure, even among those who did not vote for him, then either Obama or Romney is now.

No such hope for Sam, a medical resident, who manages to look even more battened-down than his beloved.

Not only do south Americans remember football matches that happened 64 years ago (even more ancient than England's beloved 1966 victory), these epic matches have names, as if they were famous battles.