Fanciers of sheer literature will be put off by its bulk and its pedantic cross-weave, and the millions of believers, Christian and Jewish, already have their versions, with cherished, trusted phrasings.
A way to a Leo's heart is through friendship, which they cherish and trust with a passion.
How much do they want to trust cherished fictional characters to the whims and imaginations of people who might not share the original authors' sense or sensibility?
Nebraska football, after all, is a public trust, one cherished by the denizens of the state.
He is the steward of a public trust, one cherished by the more than 1.7 million denizens of this state on the plains.
China's rich people trust foreign brands, cherish service and like to display their wealth, including by dining out -- all good from the point of view of hotel operators and luxury retailers.
Other evangelical leaders were "disturbed" and complained that the practice seemed "so medieval". Rev. Lon Solomon, from McLean Bible Church in the metro D.C. area, wasn't as surprised about the first lady's belief in astrology: "Most of us cherish the notion that Reagan trusts Jesus Christ.
Would it be too radical to ask whether we, the people, might be trusted to borrow, cherish and look daily at lesser works from the collections of Britain?
A religion that cherishes good deeds, charity, and trust in the love of God can hardly be one that also values hatred.
In some ways, the decision gave Wilpon and Katz reason to hope they could survive financially and hold on to the team they cherish as something of a family trust.
Those of us lucky enough to have met him in the 1990s grew to cherish his incredibly bold, yet almost childlike, trust in sports to heal horrendous divisions.
