Sentence examples for all treasured from inspiring English sources

His international standing, passive nature, technocratic skills and readiness to defer on most political issues are all treasured by his party boss, Sonia Gandhi.But the gentle Mr Singh, who turns 80 in 2012, should also think of retirement soon.

Before Dylan transformed the folk world into a mass of self-involved singer-songwriters, it was populated by amateur historians posing as what Van Ronk liked to call "neo-ethnics," and they all treasured both their carefully honed hayseed accents and their links to previous self-mythologizers like Walt Whitman.

While we were not treated to too many scantily clad moments à la Bay, we got an adorable turn by a gorgeous actress we all treasured for the two years she was actually popping up in films.

Deep Purple had been a huge underground band in the Soviet Union while he was growing up and he and his friends had all treasured and passed round bootlegged cassettes of their records which had come to symbolize freedom and the West to them.

We will all treasure his performances and remember him with fondness and enormous admiration".

"We all treasure the First Amendment rights," he said.

This is not her first movie; we all treasure the voice-over work that she did for "Happy Feet Two".

Tattoos, piercings, hair styled to the point of defying gravity: they might all be treasured reflections of your personality.

But there was one thing above all he treasured.

Almost all these treasured works are housed in university and monastery libraries where they are seldom seen by outsiders.

But once the players leave the luxury of their vehicles, they are essentially stripped of almost all their treasured possessions.