Sentence examples for would be beloved from inspiring English sources

But Seeger too has become a beloved institution, and I'm pretty sure that by now he would be beloved in Norman Thomas's eyes.

And at least in the US, you'd be beloved for it.

As a teacher, however, she'd been beloved by many students and considered an important faculty advocate for the school's black undergraduates.

He'd been beloved in Oklahoma, where he and a close friend, the hirsute Kiwi bruiser Steven Adams, became known as the Stache Brothers.

"The final season definitely tackles some topics that are complicated and wouldn't be beloved by the incoming administration.

Would she really be beloved by all?

The question that appears to never be fully asked (but always hinted at) is: "How black is Barack Obama?" At his first Correspondents' dinner in 2009, Wanda Sykes famously reminded Obama that he would continue to be beloved by African Americans unless he did something to embarrass the community.

Let us imagine the general hilarity you could have caused by suggesting that 18 years later, they would be a beloved British rock institution, defiantly snarling, "I will not give up and I will not give in" on the title track of their eagerly awaited 10th album.

If ever there was an institution that Palestinians might struggle to turn their backs on, I thought, it would be their beloved Barcelona.

Then they came for the Marmite, and I was like "LOL WUT, TESCO HOW CAN YOU DO THIS?? I'M A #LOVER...MADDD 4 THE BROWN STUFF!!!" Yes, it seemed for a moment as if the biggest casualty of the Brexit vote so far would be Brits' beloved yeasty spread.

Beginning with Groucho's debut in 1905, Bader traces the origins of the characters and situations that would later come to be beloved by film goers around the world.