Sentence examples for cherished author from inspiring English sources

In Volvo Lastvagnar cherished author Erlend Loe mocked the obsession with perfection.

It is especially cherished by authors eager to eschew the forbidding tone of formality that often accompanies the expression of serious thought.

Joab's poems were printed & author cherished them.

Its author cherishes the book, too.

Nevertheless, for this cherished folk-law the present author is wondering about its exceptions, too.

In a state where best-selling authors are infrequent but cherished, the loss is tangible; to his family, I am certain, it is unbearable.

Books thought insufficiently reverent towards cherished figures are pulped and banned, their authors threatened, silenced or worse".

It's understandable, of course, to feel protective toward the author of a book that has cherished status in the imaginations of so many people.

Among them: Quiara Alegría Hudes, who wrote the book for the Tony Award-winning musical "In the Heights"; the author Richard Rodriguez and Luis V. Gutiérrezz, the Illinois congressman especially cherished by Latinos for championing immigration reform.

"The Americans who emerged from World War II cherished the fruits of their shared sacrifice," the author writes, "because always in their minds there was an image of the terrible world they might have inherited".

The authors of the Federalist Papers, he notes, cherished the existence of diversity because it prevented democracy from becoming tyranny.