Sentence examples for cherish doing from inspiring English sources

I try to find meaning in the everyday, not by trying to do something that doesn't come natural to me but by doing something I truly cherish doing.

History reveals that democracy and liberty, the values we all cherish, do not exist outside of a private property, capitalist system.

It does this after a festival that – though never quite delivering those moments of euphoria or scandalised outrage that seasoned observers cherish – did give us a handful of really excellent films.

But most of the traditions I cherish do not involve gift giving or receiving.

It's fascinating and heartbreaking to imagine being told that, in a sense, certain things you cherish don't really belong to you -- they belong to your illness.

He's cherished doing a job which he was given on merit - and not because he's a prince.

The dances that Louis XIV and Voltaire and Pushkin cherished did not survive.

To that end, if you find someone who's worth cherishing, don't fixate on their shortcomings and nitpick them out of your life.