Sentence examples for of one dear from inspiring English sources

Firstly, if you are the mama of one dear baby looking on at moms with two or more babies, wondering how they do it because you are finding one more than enough to handle, ease up on yourself.

That Ms. Lavin decided to portray Rita, the wry, withering mother in Mr. Silver's play, instead of the wry, withering aunt in Mr. Baitz's might seem to be a matter of (to quote Rita), "six of one, dear".

Best friend of one great-granddaughter and one dear sister.

Nothing unusual about it except the salutation, which consisted, simply and sweetly, of one word, "Dear".

One can be a "rebel" and "dark" and still feel a certain Pollyannaish conviction that all of one's dearest dreams will somehow come true.

In the words of Thomas Merton, "To renounce the pleasure of one's dearest illusions about oneself is to die more effectively than one could ever do by allowing oneself to be killed for a clearly conceived personal ideal".

As I sat with N tonight, sharing with her that I felt similarly overwhelmed when our youngest daughter was born, I thought of one of my dear old friends, G.

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Just as important to Erickson has been what he sees as the expanding liberal reassessment of one of his dearest conservative concerns: states' rights.

I am reminded of one of my dearest friends.