Sentence examples for even more dear and from inspiring English sources

Flandez felt that the kiss made the "poignant moment" of the glee club's final performance "even more dear", and hoped that it would not be the last between them, while Aly Semigran of MTV praised the development and called the kiss "sweet [and] longing".

It was the first step on their journey from Port Alberni, on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, to New York to retrieve an artifact important to the Nuu-chah-nulth and even more dear to Mrs. Robinson: a painted curtain that her father, a chief of the Uchucklesaht band, had commissioned for her coming-of-age ceremony nearly 60 years ago.

On rare occasions they may even appear to spell out, in Arabic, the Kalimah or Muslim declaration of faith -- "There is no God but God and Muhammad is his prophet" -- making them even more dear.

The special day is even more dear to the family, as it is the same day that Kardashian and Disick's older son Mason turns 5.

You're going to have to give up something dear to you in order to get something that is even more dear to you.

But even more dear is the incalculable effect on the breeding industry of Kentucky, the world's leader.

In Britain electricity from wind farms costs twice as much as that from traditional sources; solar power is even more dear.

Even more dear is what these workers have paid for their campaign to get raises.

Dogs, though, are more fun than therapists, more tender, more dear, and certainly more admiring.

The value of the rupee has plunged while the country's foreign exchange reserves have dwindled, making purchases of foreign equipment even more difficult and dear.

Even more surprising — and much more fruitful — was the 2003 album "Dear Catastrophe Waitress," a triumphant and unexpected collaboration with the mainstream pop producer Trevor Horn.