Sentence examples for loved of the from inspiring English sources

City was for decades the more homely, more parochial, in some ways more loved of the two.

Packie Byrne, who has died aged 98, was one of the the best loved of the Irish singers and musicians who became part of the British folk scene.

One of the biggest, most mysterious and until recently least loved of the lot is the whale shark.Whale sharks are the world's largest fish, growing up to 12 metres (40 feet) long and weighing as much as 11 tonnes.

And, specifically to Romney, there's this: voters' familiarity with his name has failed to make him especially loved: of the announced presidential candidates, Romney has the highest name recognition but lowest "positive intensity" score, as tracked by Gallup.

MARCO OLDHAFER, who spent a month with a crane hundreds of feet tall dominating the view from the upstairs deck on his house, has now been able to rediscover the unimpeded vista he so loved, of the sunset over the marshes of Raritan Bay.

And certainly, as failures -- or at least spectacular underperformers -- go, the Millennium Dome remains by far the most costly and least loved of the many projects that were supposed to transform the face of Britain at the start of a new era.

"Love of the industry, love of the art form.

Want simply love of the sport?

Rhone later said that "Love of the Loved" and "P.S.

Loving friend of the late Cecilia Dobrish.

Loving daughter of the late Lillian Berman-Perlin.