Sentence examples for the dearest of from inspiring English sources
Farewell to the dearest of friends, who wisely lived life with gusto and joy.
"The dearest of the dead," she calls him, and the great love of her life.
The euphoria of the first days of the People's Republic is among the dearest of Wang's memories.
Radha was the wife of another gopa but was the dearest of Krishna's consorts and his constant companion.
Almira Todd, centerpiece of Jewett's major masterpiece in minor chords, "The Country of Pointed Firs," is probably the dearest of those women, though her house wasn't all that old.
Gourmet, which published its last issue in November 2009, was the dearest of the dearly departed — appearing in more than a quarter of the comments left, a reaction that mirrored that huge response Media Decoder received when it reported the news about the magazine's closing.
To the people it was a robbery of the dearest rights of American citizens.
She was the loved and cherished daughter of Solomon and Dorothy and the dear sister of Andrea.
Fay, the beloved matriarch of her family, was the dear wife of the late Oscar Evnin and the late Alexander Penchassoff.
He was the dear brother of Grace Dorf and Norman Talmadge.
He was the dear brother of the late Neil Lustig.
