Sentence examples for such a dear from inspiring English sources
'such a dear' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used as a term of endearment, usually when referring to someone you hold in high regard. For example, "You have been such a dear friend to me throughout the years."
"Well, you know, Kate is such a dear friend.
"You are such a dear person to me.
We are heartbroken at the loss of such a dear friend and champion.
"Oh, he was such a dear," she would say, about someone she liked.
"He's such a dear, that Daniel," she bubbled as throatily as on public television.
MORGENSTERN--Bernard. How painful it is to lose such a dear, sweet man.
THERE really is no such thing as a "Dear Jane" letter.
"The information currently circulated is inaccurate, and the situation in Nigeria, being volatile, will not be helped by such campaigns," said a "Dear Friends" electronic letter circulated last week from the organization Baobab for Women's Human Rights, based in Lagos.
There was such a crowd of dear people to see but I had unsettled accounts with all of them.
I'm sure that many of us were sad, as I was, to hear of Ronnie Corbett's death last week; tears welled up at the loss of such a big and dear part of my television world – but they were immediately overtaken when I smiled to think of some of my favourite bits – especially the songs at the end of The Two Ronnies Show – I loved those and they were always so very funny.
Who serves both friend and foe with equal love, not buoyed up by praise nor cast down by blame, alike in heat and cold, pleasure and pain, free from selfish attachments and self-will, ever full, in harmony everywhere, firm in faith -- such a one is dear to Me.
