Sentence examples for especially cherished from inspiring English sources

The sign is especially cherished because it only comes around every 60 years.

Both men, though far apart ideologically on most political issues, come from states where gun rights are especially cherished.

Cesar will be remembered as a fun loving, very generous, kind person who especially cherished his grandchildren.

I especially cherished the youthful sparkle of Jillian Barrell and marveled at the elegance within brilliance shown by both Ginger Smith and Chelsea Teel.

It is especially cherished by authors eager to eschew the forbidding tone of formality that often accompanies the expression of serious thought.

I particularly backed off from any reference to my affliction, which, it seemed to me, she especially cherished — the shackle I could not loosen that had bound me to her from the womb.

Europeans, seemingly all the more so as unification continues to erase national borders, especially cherish their local heroes.

Contrary to an intuition cherished especially among journalists – that the pressure of deadlines is what forces them to produce high-quality work – the second group performed far less well.

TRAVEL wisdom is something to cherish, especially when you consider all you had to go through to acquire it.

Seeing around 50 of the NRL's best players visit these shores is a venture to cherish, especially as the Kangaroos are playing less and less over here and the cream of the NRL rarely come to Super League until past their best these days.

Losey died without realising several dozen cherished projects, most especially a Proust movie scripted by Pinter and an adaptation by David Mercer of Patrick White's Voss.