adored

Ordinarily, I find this trait to be off-putting rather than sweet, even though it’s just the kind of personalization Army adores.

They adored soul music, high-hold mousse and shared the energy of yupped-up slicksters or corner office-contenders, but were too naturally pasty and left-leaning to be real proto-Patrick Bateman-types.

And, almost without exception, they adore soccer, the Barcelona “futbol” club and superstar Lionel Messi.

It’s just hard for Republicans to talk about because so many of them adore the president.

Because her adoring father, Elliott, had died of alcoholism, she leaned on her swashbuckling Uncle Ted for guidance.

He was in publicity heaven, a place he adored, and he was full of talk of the future.

While they adored both music and each other, they were certain that mixing the two would be a bad idea.

Rivers thanked "all Joan Rangers" for all the love and support that they had sent to her and her son Cooper, who Rivers adored.

His father, Carl Reiner, had given him the book to read, and he adored it so he had a real respect for the material.

Williams was always busy making the rest of us happy, and we absolutely adored him for it.

The Senora Moreno's heart broke within her, when those words passed her lips to her adored Felipe.

I left dear little Weimar two days ago, and parted from our adored Liszt a week ago to-day.

Buzot adored Madame Roland as the inspiration of his mind, as the idol of his worship.

Is it quite true that Simon, called the Magician, was adored among the Romans?

His party was very strong, but it is very doubtful whether his disciples adored him; St. Justin is the only one who believes it.