more beloved

Sarah Palin dominates a news cycle and becomes more beloved by her base.

The universal empire made him only more known, and more powerful, but could not make him more beloved.

M. Dangervilliers is really more engaging than the Marshal, and is therefore more beloved by the Officers.

And let it bear the sweet human testimony of a British historian: “No general was ever more beloved by the men under his command.”

Few men, even in the philanthropic neighbourhood of Dorking, were more beloved than the late Mr. Hope.

Poetry is often more beloved by one whose daily vocation is amid the bustle of the world.