Sentence examples for it was dear from inspiring English sources
The "dumpster diving" you're describing seems like it was dear to Drucker's heart.
That is why we sold solar, [even though] it was dear to us".
Usually it was – dear God, it still is – men who played the role of the child in comedies.
It was dear Ruth Wakefield of the Toll House Inn in Whitman, Massachusetts, who came up with the brilliant idea of adding chocolate to her butter cookies some time in the 1930s.
That principle was dear to the First Congress, which put it in our bill of rights, because it was dear to British North Americans; because in the course of the 18th century they learned what executive government could do with general warrants to search everything, everywhere, for anything they didn't like, while forcing local officials to help them do it.
It was dearer because a lot of people wanted it in their portfolios, but did not think to buy the 29-year.
"It is dear to all Democrats.
You cannot possibly prove it is, dear boy".
The wish of a character can be attained if it is dear enough to him.
Indeed it is dear old Yeovil who habitually attract our attention at this time of year.
