Sentence examples for more beloved still from inspiring English sources

Arturo Gatti is probably more beloved still.

Yet, in their different ways, the revolution's two principal losers Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa are still more beloved by ordinary Mexicans than the victors.

Still, animal mascots are frequently more beloved.

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

And yet, all the while, "Gatsby" has grown more beloved and resonant.

Although there are still quite a few physical reminders of the 1964 World's Fair, the much more beloved 1939 fair has only one -- the New York City Building.

But we could still float like him, and pretend to sting like him, and be immensely proud of how he became more beloved than Colonel Sanders and a bigger spectacle than the Derby.

He was more popular than Stoudemire, more beloved than Anthony.

Is there a more beloved season?

"The difficult labor produces a more beloved result".

Once beloved of the nation, they are now widely seen as the family that maltreated the far more beloved Diana.