Sentence examples similar to a cherished aspect from inspiring English sources

I'm reminded of the wise words of John Kenneth Galbraith: "Much literary criticism comes from people for whom extreme specialisation is a cover for either grave ____or terminal _____, the latter being a much cherished aspect of academic freedom".

'The untainted administration of justice is certainly one of the most cherished aspects of our institutions.

The draft, he argues, also complicates one long-cherished aspect of the "mythos," as he put it, surrounding the King James: that it was a collaborative project through and through.

It flies in the face of a cherished myth.

Many long-cherished aspects of Escoffier's grande cuisine, such as sauces made with meat extracts and thickened with flour-based roux, were discarded outright.

To be clear, I agree that free expression, which anonymity promotes, is a cherished value.

And a cherished hobby.

It's a cherished memory.

A cherished friend to many.

A cherished grandfather of Cynthia Jackson Saunders.

You were a cherished friend.