Sentence examples for is more beloved from inspiring English sources

But no restaurant is more beloved than Josy-Jo.

He is more beloved than revered, a status that suits him just fine.

"Tito is more beloved than all of them because he is so close to perfection".

But nothing is more beloved by the Protestant God than a cheerful, joking demeanor in the midst of tragedy.

"The smallest act you do in their lands is more beloved to us than the biggest act done here".

Ties are still frequent in soccer — but that may explain why that beautiful game is more beloved abroad than in the United States.

"These characters are more beloved than family members," said Barbara Lippert, ad critic for Adweek magazine.

Perhaps it was more beloved by him because he knew the sacrifices that his mother had made to buy it.

"In all religions, the infrequent rituals are more widely observed and tend to be more beloved than the frequent ones".

Few are more beloved in that community than Gavitt and a line of East Coast basketball royalty is expected to attend services for him.

We live in a time when maps of fantasy realms, à la Tolkien's Middle-earth, are more beloved than maps of real places.