Sentence examples for cherish the concept from inspiring English sources
In the cold light of day it was a desperately uneasy weekend for those who cherish the concept of automatic promotion and relegation to the Premiership.
Our firm was highly regarded for recently completing the Los Angeles Music Center, and we cherished the concept of creating a center of efficiency and beauty for Newport Beach.
Rather it is because Western culture cherished the concept of autonomy.
IT-focused people cherish these concepts because we feel that abstraction is needed to stress their vast potential.
Iran had many of these paradises and the ancient Persians not only cherished them, but also used the concept as part of their ideological empire building.
Wary of gossip and drawn to off-the-grid existence, he dislikes the concept of forwarding, cherishes privacy and disdains the insecurity and corporatization of "the cloud" — online display and storage services.
CouchSurfing was the brainchild of Casey Fenton, who is thirty-four, and who told me over the phone from San Francisco that, as a boy growing up in Brownfield, Maine, he'd become fascinated by the concept of free will, cherishing the hope that someday he would have the existential wherewithal to escape his home town and explore the world.
"The concept is a nice concept.
