Sentence examples for exactly cherish from inspiring English sources
The building does not exactly cherish its contents, either.
We are happy to support fair trade with farmers in developing economies but we don't exactly cherish and love our own farmers and livestock.
I don't particularly resent having to work on these protracted jobs, though I obviously don't exactly cherish working on them either.
"I do not exactly cherish Dolores, who is, after all, an aspect of myself," he writes near the beginning of his sometimes beautiful, often disquieting, and finally frustrating collection of words and pictures about his alter ego, a woman whom he impersonated or became with help from breast forms, makeup, and a wig.
In the midst of the hubbub, we'd like to revisit why, exactly, we cherish the memory of Salinger.
Alexander Walker, London Evening Standard "It is not a film the memory of which you will exactly wish to cherish.
Perhaps it's phones that are cherished exactly because of the number of scratches they've acquired.
We will cherish them exactly as they are and be grateful for the gift of their voices.
THE wooden kitchen bar in the suburban home of Richard and Donna Majer has a canyonlike crack ripping right down its middle, which is exactly what the couple cherish most about it.
Our fragile planet needs to learn exactly this lesson of cherishing each other's differences.
"Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish" features exactly the kind of self-involved damsel that Pope would have dreamed of taking on in verse: Susan had never donned quite so bourgeois A garment as Thursday night's Christian Lacroix.
