Sentence examples for cherished phrase from inspiring English sources

By uttering those words, Johnson, who grew up in segregated Texas, had not only embraced the civil rights movement but drawn on its most cherished phrase to demonstrate his solidarity, a move guaranteed to alienate many Southern Democrats in Congress.

The argument centres on a famous phrase of Jefferson's, cherished by secularists, which calls for a "wall of separation" between church and state.

Yet he is more interested in "fleshing out" (a pet phrase) how the commons can embody cherished values — indeed, cherished American values — that private property cannot.

He was a self-described polyglot who cherished a lifelong ambition (nearly accomplished) to speak at least one phrase from every language.

Privacy is cherished here.

Cherished wife of Ivan.

Cherished daughter of Ruth.

His legacy is cherished.

Still they were cherished.

Hand written, cherished memories.

Love scars are cherished.