Sentence examples for more dear from inspiring English sources

Dogs, though, are more fun than therapists, more tender, more dear, and certainly more admiring.

And our sons that we love are no more dear to us than our land.

But food is far more dear to the hearts of Thais than silk ties and sofa cushions.

When a community preserves large amounts of acreage from housing development, the remaining land becomes more dear.

All that is more dear and optimistic and '70s to me than Donna Summer or feathered haircuts.

No bowler was more dear to me, however, than Angus Fraser, the most reluctant of sporting heroes.

Ask me no more, my dear, to keep.

(The Romaine Holiday salad, with buttermilk dressing and bacon, meanwhile, reads more like Dear John).

But the deal requires a little more of dear old Dad.

High prices have a mixed impact on poverty: they hurt anyone who loses more from dear food than he gains from a higher income.

The members of this walking group, which I joined (admittedly reluctantly) about 15 years ago, have become more than dear friends.