Barely 20% of the people of West Kalimantan have access to clean water, against over 70% of Balinese.Indonesians themselves cherish these distinctions.
By shutting him down, the Middlebury protesters abrogated Murray's own right to the free speech that they themselves purport to cherish.
But wisecracks or other offenses that challenge people's most cherished beliefs about themselves -- their discretion, their generosity, their toughness, their intelligence -- can prompt a craving for payback that goes much deeper.
It's hard to read about the Civil War or the civil rights movement without playing a game of "what would I have done?" That's a particularly pointed exercise for a white Southerner whose cherished ancestors placed themselves so consistently and even courageously on the wrong side of history.
If 'Broony' can continue to evade this hip problem and keep building momentum, Celtic and Scotland will have themselves a player to cherish.
Watching that side discover themselves was an experience to cherish.
This should be what we want as conservatives, for people to cherish and respect this model and to want it for themselves".
"They" have not, and those poor souls who cherish old daydreams of Diana Rigg in leather will have to console themselves with images of Scarlett Johansson in a black bodysuit.
His status as one of British cinema's most venerated Old Masters is unchallenged but however pristinely they're restored, his films themselves remain as perverse as ever – and that, of course, is why we cherish them.
