Sentence examples for is particularly beloved from inspiring English sources

Public sacrifice is popular in rodeo — the sport makes a pageant of toughness — and Tuckness is particularly beloved.

He is particularly beloved by the swing groups of independent and undecided voters needed by both candidates.

But it treasures its green space (its nickname is the Garden City), and Cubbon Park, covering more than 200 acres in the center of town, is particularly beloved.

But she is particularly beloved for three lectures she gave at Harvard when she was 74 years old, which were gathered in "One Writer's Beginnings".

One judge was particularly beloved.

"Over the Abyss in Rye," as "Catcher" is called there, was particularly beloved.

Photograph: PA Anniversaries are particularly beloved by two types of people - journalists and publishers.

None were particularly beloved during their time in Philadelphia, but they've all become at least somewhat well-liked since they've left.

Two perks of being the CEO of an organization are particularly beloved: the fat paycheck and the keys to a swanky office.

An interlude in which Mr. Bell and Ms. Blickenstaff relive vigils at the bedside of beloved grandmothers is particularly heavy on the schmaltz.

The third-movement Notturno, which furnished the melody of the song "And This Is My Beloved" in the Borodin-drenched musical "Kismet," is particularly dewy.