Sentence examples for cherished topics from inspiring English sources
As her position within Hitler's "court" grew more secure, she adopted the time-honored tactic of powerless women everywhere: she henpecked him, interrupting a meeting to call him to the table, cutting short his after-dinner disquisitions on Wagner and other cherished topics by loudly asking the time, to which he responded by patting her hand.
"Frontline" is one of the best known and most cherished series in public broadcasting, often investigating topics that receive little attention elsewhere on television.
Raúl Esparza led off with a blazing rant from "King John" on the topic of commodity — the word meant "self-interest" in Shakespeare's day — that Karl Marx cherished.
Cherished daughter of Ruth.
Privacy is cherished here.
Still they were cherished.
Whatever his topic, the underlying message of a De Botton book is that the soul-awakening tingle of "idle" contemplation we once cherished as students and indulge in too little as working stiffs still carries a full charge of pleasure.
Hand written, cherished memories.
Love scars are cherished.
