Sentence examples for does not cherish from inspiring English sources

And while he does not cherish it as you'd expect an Olympian might, he's adamant that this part of the story is set straight.

By now Obama must know the virtues of fighting and the limits of the invocation of unity, but he knows, too, that a cool man who does not cherish his own warmest rhetoric becomes a mere hot-air artist.

I mean, who amongst us doesn't cherish the annual reprise of 1970s funny man Bill Murray treating the galleries and television viewers to more zaniness, wacky outifts, and craaaaaazy stunts like exploding golf balls?

But I don't know an author who doesn't cherish a book signing in a lovely store to present her hard work to the enthusiastic people who come to meet her.

That's not to suggest Witt doesn't cherish the opportunities he has had -- only that he's not the kind of guy who will wax on nostalgically or sink too deeply into the past.

Do not cherish your opinion over my feelings.

Tawney did not "cherish the romantic illusion that men and women are all equal in character and intelligence".

I do not cherish a hitherto secret penchant for white goods, although I understand and appreciate that they perform an important service to us all.

Although he was eager to lead the three-judge panel hearing the Milosevic case, Sir Richard did not cherish the limelight that came with it.

Above all, his deep sense of brotherhood under God embraced his fellow men, for "he considered himself no friend of Christ if he did not cherish those for whom Christ died".

Even if she didn't cherish you".