Sentence examples for cherished aspect from inspiring English sources

It's entirely different to claim that one particularly cherished aspect of our diet might not just be an unhealthful indulgence but actually be toxic, that when you bake your children a birthday cake or give them lemonade on a hot summer day, you may be doing them more harm than good, despite all the love that goes with it.

I'm reminded of the wise words of John Kenneth Galbraith: "Much literary criticism comes from people for whom extreme specialisation is a cover for either grave ____or terminal _____, the latter being a much cherished aspect of academic freedom".

The stress of living with strangers may have spawned cherished aspects of city life.

I forged a number of lasting friendships and partnerships to this day, which are by far my most cherished aspects of my time in Boston. .

The massive grassroots outpouring, including many who were politically dormant, has fed off fears that Trump poses an existential threat to cherished aspects of American society.

Williams does not claim that our commitment to that culture would necessarily trump an appeal to participate in a more advanced and universal community and relinquish cherished but parochial aspects of our own culture.

With patients the longitudinal aspects were especially cherished as many followed their patients and their families for 30 years or more.

Like the audience, Shorty cherishes these carnival aspects, and it's the mutual embrace that distinguishes his party band from any other party band: here, he and his fans belong and thrive in an exclusive space, an atmosphere that can't be recreated anywhere else.

This aspect of the Tory platform is cherished and promoted by the state-shrinking wing of the high command.Meanwhile, if the more sociological, visionary Tories are to be believed, their government would be busily re-making society.

These aspects make the Tour unique, and still rightly cherished by the French.

"Though a positive aspect of an exhibition like this is encouraging people to view bicycles as aesthetic objects to be cherished, and enjoyed".