Sentence examples for personal beloved from inspiring English sources

While Rumi would not blame us for imagining a personal beloved, especially if the poem engenders a tender intimacy in human relationship, it is not quite what Rumi had in mind.

"Today, cars are beloved personal possessions, and the prospect of being killed by one's own car may feel like a personal betrayal," Greene wrote in a commentary that accompanies the study.

In some personal news, our beloved Bruce has passed away.

Parker sets out to explore the British Isles using not Google or the Ordnance Survey but instead the maps that "exist in people's minds", personal geographies with "beloved homes at their centres and vast empty spaces where imagination faltered or trips ended …."  Parker focuses on the alternative topographies dreamed up by various groups: pilots, new-age Druids, canal boaters, cave-divers.

One of my most morbidly beloved personal travel lists is what I've paid for various drinks on particular vacations over the years.

Many loyalists to Apple Computer have found themselves forced by necessity to embrace Microsoft 's Windows on the job, only to return home to their beloved personal platform of choice at the end of workday.

That is, Abraham recognizes a duty to something higher than both his social duty not to kill an innocent person and his personal commitment to his beloved son, viz.

Personal: Check out my beloved wife Alina's indie rock stylings.

Regularly encroach upon the personal space of your beloved in a desperate attempt to get noticed.

In the case of Williams, she made a personal call about a beloved franchise that went against popular opinion.

Celebrities with big Twitter followings are immensely attractive to advertisers; the accepted wisdom is that one personal endorsement from a beloved star is better value for money than larger amounts of scattershot branding.