Sentence examples for cherished order from inspiring English sources

He cherished order, but the emergence of Thomas Jefferson's Republican Party and rifts within Ellsworth's Federalist Party presaged disorder and even chaos.

Unlike the United States, where individual rights take precedence over community norms, Canada cherishes order, civility and the public good.

When the original cup breaks in two, Polacco, now its custodian, decides to give one piece each to her two children, reminding us — as do all these books in their own ways — that no matter how fragmented, family history needs to be cherished and passed along in order to survive across the years.

We hoped that would be the start of a serious critique of how President Bush has violated cherished civil liberties: endorsing torture, ordering unlawful domestic spying and depriving detainees of the most basic right of habeas corpus.

No need to cart your cherished belongings to the dumpster in order to stretch out, simply contain as much as you can in stylish storage.

What we are justified in thinking thereby is that human achievement and social progress require autonomous, self-criticizing and self-governing individuals, and that individual achievement and realization of cherished goods requires membership in a social order of individuals co-operating in the pursuit of values cherished in common.

I think it comes down to a hero's ability to make the heroine feel cherished and safe without doing anything that would qualify for a restraining order.

But she cherished the touching hope of marrying well — indeed, of marrying Flaubert — and she didn't like being treated "as a woman of the lowest order".

Cherished wife of Ivan.

Privacy is cherished here.

Still they were cherished.