Sentence examples for Very cherished from inspiring English sources

It is a very cherished and fashionable idea in literature and so in a sense I am embarrassed that I have done none of this.

I didn't realise she was still lurking, but I guess I've done so many of them that she's part of my DNA – and I would say a very cherished part".

"He was very loved and cherished," said his wife Betsy Schulberg.

WASHINGTON — When I was very young, I cherished a collection of "space cards" — trading cards that accompanied packs of bubble gum — offering exotic visions that supposedly would soon be within reach: space ships gliding through Saturn's rings; explorers enduring a Venus dust storm; loopy Technicolor Martians making their first contact with visiting Earthlings.

In particular, he cherished his very leftwing nephew Paul Foot, who warmly returned his love.

"She is doing a fantastic job and she is very much to be cherished".

Brutus's attempts to protect Roman republicanism and the freedom of the city's citizens to govern themselves through senatorial tradition end up in the destruction of the very liberties he most cherished.

Beginning in 1949, with the Grace Rainey Rogers Annex, he designed numerous structures and spaces that visually enhanced the Museum, including the beloved Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, for fifty years the institution's very heart--a cherished restful space within the metropolitan bustle of midtown Manhattan.

There's a very dark sense of humour in the south, that very gothic humour that I really cherish".

The R/C Mouse Droid (via Gizmodo) is about as basic as a bot can get, but the tiny scene stealing droid will be very familiar (and possibly even cherished) by fans of the original series, where it had a pivotal role expressing very animal-like terror at Chewbacca.

But Nick Clegg has sounded the alarm over rushing in measures which "undermine the very freedoms we cherish".