Sentence examples for more beloved with from inspiring English sources

Even the dreaded Internal Revenue Service is far more beloved with a 40% approval rating. .

Cat fight with younger or more beloved singers, depending.

Importing a winning team (rather than one that has posted two seasons with 28-47-7 records), mighaveave made him more beloved in Nashville than Minnie Pearl.

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.

More beloved by English readers, though, at No. 4, is a book by Stephen Clarke with this impish title: "1000 Years of Annoying the French".

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

"The difficult labor produces a more beloved result".

Is there a more beloved season?

Arturo Gatti is probably more beloved still.

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

Rabin, with whom he jousted for decades, was – for the majority of Peres's life – more beloved by Israelis, more understood, more "decoded".