Sentence examples for being a cherished from inspiring English sources

It seemed so beautifully Kaplanesque — so arch, so idealized, so emblematic of the notions that he had about himself — that I suspected it of being a cherished dream more than a lived experience.

"I wrote a letter saying: 'You have to understand that after years of me being a cherished little soul in a Lyle and Scott sweater, I am not prepared to trade it all for one sweaty moment in a sauna".

Identifying the major contributing factors to aging and increasing longevity without age-related illness is a cherished desire for human beings.

It is a cherished book.

The School of American Ballet's Workshop is a cherished local institution.

Today moose are abundant in Eurasia and North America and are a cherished game animal.

The Old School Room stands at the heart of the Brontë story and should be a cherished and visited space.

Bea was a cherished wife of the late William Galler, and the beloved mother of Lynne and Marc Perry, of blessed memory.

The cornerstone of Grupo Sanborns is a string of old-style soda shop restaurants that are a cherished feature of a Mexican family's Sunday afternoon.

Where else are there legions of adults who do not know how to drive, but consider jaywalking to be a cherished right?

If you saw the Bog Girl from one angle only, you would assume that she was a cherished daughter, laid to rest by hands that loved her.