Sentence examples for which is so dear from inspiring English sources

But there is one poignant irony: having penned encyclicals on the Christian virtues of hope and charity, his papacy did not last long enough to complete a planned one on the subject of faith itself which is so dear to his heart.

Companies should not choose strategies because of the immediate benefits that might come with them, or be tempted to follow the Napoleonic counsel, "On s'engage et puis on voit!" ("Jump in the fray, and find out what happens!"), which is so dear to the entrepreneurial spirit.

I am very grateful to celebrities, magazines, business that support our cause, which is so dear to my heart.

Even though no longer an MP, Benn was regularly seen inside the Palace of Westminster as busy as ever in pursuit of the causes which were so dear to his heart.

Last year, in a poignant essay in Haaretz, he wrote that as he edged toward death, he could no longer even conjure up sadness since the country he knew so well, and which was so dear to him, had disappeared before his eyes.

Which is so disappointing".

Which is so strange.

"My very dear Benedict XVI," the letter read, "it pains me immensely to face the risk of losing these treasures of France forever, which are so very dear to me".

That work is so dear to me, and I loved shooting it.

It is so dear to me.

Sara Blakely, the founder of Spanx, the body-shaping clothing brand, said her black Samsonite Silhouette 5 carry-on bag — which she affectionately described as "falling apart" — was so dear to her that she had it repaired three times because she could not find anything comparable in stores.