Sentence examples for cherished- from inspiring English sources
Le Parisien is not particularly left-wing, but it is always on the side of the "people" – that most cherished of Parisian myths.
Previously unknown postcard-sized paintings still cherished by his doctor's family turned up weeks before the exhibition.
Even Edith Piaf, that most cherished of French celebrities, has not been immune to accusations of collaboration with the Nazis.
Sacchi always cherished players with Dino's qualities – a strong work ethic combined with a keen sense of collective solidarity – and had no doubts that he deserved to be in the starting XI.
Not aspirations - "cherished fantasies about the future"; I abandoned those long ago.
Even outside the pantomime season, or possibly because of the pantomime season, no honour, out of the blizzard of honorific acronyms and archaisms that surges bianually out of Buckingham Palace, is cherished like that of dame.
Worried about the "storm of modern change" threatening cherished landscapes, Johnson said: "This generation has altered the composition of the atmosphere on a global scale through… a steady increase in carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels".
To determination was added resentment; as prime minister, she cherished no great affection for the ancient universities.
Such has been the effect of Oxford's new Castle Mill student housing development on the edge of Port Meadow, a group of bulky blocks that despoil the landscape and block the long-cherished view, in a move slammed by critics as like "building a skyscraper next to Stonehenge".
He also opposes women's suffrage, saying "the women of America would do well to consider whether their much-cherished gains of the right to vote, work, murder and freely fornicate are worth destroying marriage, children, civilised western society and little girls".
Mr Turner has been a long-cherished passion project for Leigh, though he keeps his film nimble and gritty, with a keen eye for the everyday details and gouache beneath its fingernails.
