Sentence examples for make himself beloved from inspiring English sources

Donizetti knew how to make himself beloved.

Schweitzer is the ultimate populist, happy to take on corporate special interests on behalf of everyday working families in Montana, and made himself a beloved figure in Montana for doing so.

In an interview with Le Figaro headlined "I WAS BORN WITH A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN," Saint Laurent discussed his homosexuality and his drug and alcohol abuse with an astonishing candor, thereby making himself all the more beloved.

Now, finally, I could make my beloved chowder.

What you look like naturally shouldn't make your beloved gag.

The BlackBerry still has the security features that make it beloved of corporate I.T. departments, but it has fallen from the top of the heap in consumer popularity.

More enlightened public -- and private -- financing would make our beloved Brooklyn Museum of Art less pressed to sell its soul.

Because he wants greatness for them and he wants them to make his beloved sport even better.

In "Trau Nicht der Liebe" ("Trust Not Love"), which Ms. Kirchschlager delivered with a wait-for-it elasticity of tempo, her final threat to make her beloved weep sounded dead serious, except for the mocking retort in the piano.

I suspect it came from my passionate wish to make my beloved, depressed mother happy by loving her with all my might.My family did not express loving feelings or real yearnings for love with anything approaching fullness.

"I am to justify his ways," she had declared in 1824; "I am to make him beloved to all posterity".