Sentence examples similar to speak dear from inspiring English sources

Will sincerely speak, saying/My dear,/How can I be more loving to you;/.

Fitz comfortably spends time with "Little Winston" Churchill and with the king, who speaks fluent king talk ("Dear me," "Quite so," "By Jove").

He speaks of dear friends he has made in discretely shepherding these, the ineffably grieving visitors, past the more vaguely grieving tourists who are kept a field away.

He often spoke of "dear old Adolf" and his SS, who knew what to do with thugs who picked on artists.

We spoke with Dear over Skype to catch up on op-art, the hedonistic impulse inherent to techno, and to try and work out exactly what happened to minimal.

Kim also visited the farm in 2014, and propaganda signs on the newly built greenhouses call out to workers: "Let's thoroughly accomplish the words spoken by dear leader Kim Jong Un on his visit of June 9, 2014!" RELATED: North Korean capital in throes of '70-Day Speed Battle' to prepare for political confab.

And yet, like many British actors of the "just speak the lines dear boy" school, Mr. Davis delivers a performance that's impeccable on the surface but fails to draw forth the deeper layers of anguish that underlie Edgar's querulousness.

I actually got to speak to this dear friend of mine about her drug use.

But for the love of everything you hold dear: Please speak English.

Dear, dear, dear.

Not only did the dear departed speak to her.