Sentence examples for cherished value from inspiring English sources

Freedom of conscience is a long time cherished value in America and political wisdom would have dictated granting the exemption to the Catholic hospitals.

Two hundred years after the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights guaranteed freedom of speech, it continues to be our most cherished value.

You can also sense, all across Fox Nation, viewers' heads nodding, as the faithful who used to think (and probably still do think) of George W. Bush as "a good Christian man" find their most cherished "value" confirmed.

But human dignity is also a cherished value.

To be clear, I agree that free expression, which anonymity promotes, is a cherished value.

"Loyalty to the emperor," we learn at the Japanese American National Museum, was a cherished value for the Issei.

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.

But wartime can also reinvigorate the public's appreciation for the country's most cherished values.

"This is not all bad," he acknowledges, if it reinforces cherished values.

We want to give you the confidence that we will continue to uphold these cherished values.

We have over the past two years done too much to assert to our world partners that narrow and mercenary U.S. interests override the cherished values of our partners".