Sentence examples for yet beloved from inspiring English sources

Bizarre yet beloved dishes include herring pralines, a surprisingly delicious combination of smoked herring and dark chocolate.

Chicago, as any proud city official will tell you, is known for many things: its stunning architecture, its extensive green spaces, its hapless yet beloved sports teams.

I will be twice destroyed by the two imperfect yet beloved cultures that each make up half of the woman I am.

There is more to Spanish film than the tormented transvestites, comatose bullfighters and other extravagant yet beloved characters of Pedro Almodóvar's works.

Even more heartening to me, as a self-taught watercolourist, is Saint-Exupéry's artwork, which is, frankly, terrible, and yet beloved around the world.

Ryan is the son of Buddy, Philly's most ineffectual yet beloved coaching instigator, and he immediately stoked a blood feud with the New England Patriots, who responded by sweeping the Jets away like crumbs from a picnic table.

That story, "Ava Wrestles the Alligator," featured a lusciously strange setting (an alligator theme park in the Everglades) and a tough young heroine with a dead mother and an absent father, as well as a weird problem: how to save her resented-yet-beloved older sister from eloping with a ghost.

Perhaps there is other value in owning yet another beloved cultural institution.

He is an outcast from family, country and religion yet is beloved by millions for his holy war against America.

Or worse still, your eye rolling when yet another beloved character dies and we're left clutching a cushion, mouths agape.

This strikes against yet another beloved Conservative principle, namely the recognition that "human nature" lies at the root of all disharmony and all social evils.