Sentence examples for has long cherished from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — The Chinese Communist Party has long cherished competitive sports as a conduit for geopolitical détente.

Athens has long cherished a tradition of political commentary and street art, but the recent financial crisis has spurred the young to express their discontent with nihilistic intensity.

Rosario has long cherished a position closer to the cutting edge than the capital, and it produced Argentina's two best-known modern artists, Lucio Fontana and Antonio Berni.

He said: "The District of Columbia is beginning a process of building a system of hi-tech police surveillance for a city that has long cherished freedom.

Afghanistan's power elite has long cherished second, third or fourth homes in Dubai as footholds in a land of designer boutiques and safe districts only a three-hour flight from Kabul.

In pursuit of his goals Mr. Lachenmann has long cherished, as the music critic Paul Griffiths explained in notes for the program, "sounds that were marginal and overlooked, sounds with a lot of noise in them".

Times Newspapers had long cherished their independence.

* * * Times Newspapers had long cherished their independence.

The man whose music I have long cherished is waving his baton in my direction.

The US and UK have long cherished their AAA rating on their sovereign debt.

From 19th-century Horatio Alger tales to modern conservatism's up-by-your-bootstraps-ism, Americans have long cherished self-reliance.