Sentence examples for Less cherished from inspiring English sources

Less cherished is the character of Big the Cat, for whom Ted provided a theme in Sonic Adventure.

It could be that our cats, no less cherished and misunderstood than life itself, may wind up as our best epitaph.

The raspberries for Mr. Lepage's "Ring," which replaced a traditional Otto Schenk production, perhaps ratcheted up the stakes for Mr. Mayer's "Rigoletto," which is also replacing a traditional (if far less cherished) Schenk version.

Both revered and long-admired Australian producers Lucianblomkamp newer to the game but no less cherished by fans of ambient electronic.

My books are the heaviest objects I've carried with me from domicile to domicile during this wandering decade, and are now less cherished than tolerated.

More importantly there is a disconnect between the parts that speak of public life and interaction, and the less cherished places where stuff actually happens.

May doesn't write very much in his book about the novel form; but he ought to be reassured that on the whole it has cherished less transcendent expectations of romantic love than the troubadours.

The MetroCard bonus is similarly cherished, if less edible, she said.

6. OLD (AND REALLY OLD) VIENNA -- Less surprising but still cherished is James Levine as conductor and pianist with his Met Chamber Ensemble.

When the children were young I worked a lot: and now I do feel that, if I could turn the clock back, I might have spent less time working and cherished that time more.

My friends, George W. Bush challenges us to call upon our better selves, to be compassionate toward those who are less fortunate, to cherish and educate every child, descendants of slaves and immigrants alike, and to thereby affirm the American dream for us all.