The unobtrusive handheld camera keeps close tabs on Pascale and her sons, as if it were another, if rather less-beloved, member of the family.
Nonetheless, we need not take the metaphor of the mirror quite so literally; rather, our beloveds can reflect our selves not through their inherent similarity to us but rather through the interpretations they offer of us, both explicitly and implicitly in their responses to us.
(She invariably refers to her husband as "my beloved," rather than "Marc").
And this is especially tempting with urban youth rather than the beloved dialectalisms of a Dorset farmer.
The worry among the Holy Cross players is not about Allen's successor, but rather how their beloved coach will cope with life without football.
Because Wan Li finally gave in to his officials and chose his firstborn son as heir, it was Lady Wang who accompanied him in death rather than his beloved Lady Zheng.
One of those who came to help was Fred Sorrell, president of the International Institute of Sport, who started the effort to create a national team -- not such a hard task in a country where soccer, or football rather, is a beloved sport.
Then, suddenly, both the melody line and the focus of the lyric change, and the title now refers to God rather than to a beloved.
There is a $250 fine for not registering a dangerous dog, but perhaps some are risking it, rather than turning their beloved Spot into an identified public enemy.
Valentine (one of the two gentlemen of the title) opens the play by chiding his closest friend, Proteus (the other gentleman), for remaining idly at home with his beloved Julia rather than venturing to Milan with him.
