once-loved

Extravagantly lit, blown up to one metre high and composed in the unforgiving style of police mug shots, Deane's portraits will give visitors a fresh perspective on these presumably once-loved toys.

Doll Face 2010

While it is true that a fondly-loved favorite is granted a golden glow by the magic of memory, it is also true that one can rewatch a once-loved movie or reread a favorite book and look at it with adult eyes, and see how the memories match up.

MIND MELD: The Future of Star Wars 2008

What I love about Canada is that there are houses like this all over our country, these once-loved, once lived in houses that now lay sitting alone and empty, with only memories and ghosts left to haunt their hallows.

Friday Photography « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2009

What I love about Canada is that there are houses like this all over our country, these once-loved, once lived in houses that now lay sitting alone and empty, with only memories and ghosts left to haunt their hallows.

2009 January 02 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2009

For instance, over the past year or two, the meltdown in once-loved sectors like financial and energy stocks has bruised many active portfolios that overweighted those areas compared with stock benchmarks.

Managed Funds Offer Little Cover From the Bear 2009

Baidu shares have rebounded 36% from of their lows since plummeting on the CCTV report, but investors should know that there may be more shoes to drop for the once-loved Chinese search engine.

Baidu May Be Set for Costly Changes 2009

The once-loved President will leave office more hated than Bush.

The Coming U.S. Budget Attack 2009

Also new right now, the divorce drama between another once-loved reality show couple, Jon and Kate.

CNN Transcript Jul 28, 2009 2009

Abraham's idea that mania "revers [es]" the "retentive tendency of melancholia": mania celebrates the ego's sudden triumph over both ego ideal and the once-loved, lost, and subsequently introjected object.

'Pleasure is now, and ought to be, your business': Stealing Sexuality in Jane Austen's _Juvenilia_ 2006

Merely as the children of a once-loved wife, now fallen from her position, they have a claim to an assured existence.

Gobseck 2007