Many people will buy many books this season, for themselves and others, which will be cherished and read from cover to cover (mine, for example – everyone will love mine).
We older folks may have cherished, er, survived reading them at your age, but you're too young, WAY too young, to read any of these books that are easily available at your local library.
Perhaps this is why my mother cherished our nightly reading sessions: She could forget about community norms and expectations and simply be proud of her son, who listened to her stories until he fell into a slumber.
Brennan and Pylkkänen (2010) extended this line of research to psychological verbs and compared accomplishments (e.g., scare) with statives (e.g., cherish) using reading time methods and magnetoencephalography (MEG).
Surprise was an aesthetic effect Emerson cherished, as we read in the journal entry titled "Good Writing": All writing should be selection in order to drop every dead word.
Surprise was an aesthetic effect Emerson cherished, as we read in the journal entry titled "Good Writing": **{:.break one} ** All writing should be selection in order to drop every dead word.
I cherished those quiet rides, reading a book as we bounced along before I was dropped onto the dusty road where I was covered in the cheers and tugs of dozens of boys without families.
I desperately wanted to write books that made as powerful music as the ones I read and cherished.
He added, "She is a huge loss wherever stories of love, hope, generosity and possibility are read and cherished".
When posterity wields its cleansing sword, I suspect that, just as the Harry Potter series will go on being read and cherished, so will the story of Krystal Weedon.
