Sentence examples for cherished features from inspiring English sources

One of the most cherished features of Le Mans is the continued use of some of the public roads over which the circuit was originally laid out.

This fee is likely to eliminate one of the most cherished features of online radio: the customised channels that listeners can concoct using software that produces playlists based on the names of favourite bands or songs.

Taken to their logical extension, the administration's beliefs about taxes and saving for retirement could have far-reaching implications for such cherished features of middle-class life as the company pension and the Social Security system.

The cornerstone of Grupo Sanborns is a string of old-style soda shop restaurants that are a cherished feature of a Mexican family's Sunday afternoon.

There is also considerable fear that the Gold Cup, the cherished feature race of the Festival which takes place in the hour before the Foxhunter, will be thoroughly overshadowed and reduced to sidebar status in media coverage.

FEW things make European Union bosses so cross as "euromyths": those invented or exaggerated tales of barmy Brussels bureaucrats trying to outlaw a cherished feature of everyday life, be it pints of British milk or low-cut blouses on Bavarian barmaids (to quote two tabloid stories from last year).

How many people have been killed in this country this year by terrorism, compared with those killed in traffic accidents?" Her point was that it was important not to succumb to the kinds of security fears that could erode the atmosphere of public trust that has long been a cherished feature of British society, including its tradition of having unarmed policemen patrol its streets.

Extensionality is a well known and generally cherished feature of classical propositional and predicate logic.

The ability to detach Attach may well turn out to be its most cherished feature.

Her own, cherished daughter, Eleanor, who features in the book in a series of conversations with Jacqueline, had finally left home to go to Cambridge University (a second vindication, as Walker saw it, of her mother's desperation to build a better future).

The natural, serendipitous features of ceramics cherished by Muromachi period tea masters embodied aesthetic qualities central to the tea philosophy.