Sentence examples for hold cherished from inspiring English sources

In their laps, the couple hold cherished possessions from the days before the disaster: framed photographs of his late wife and her late husband.

Original post | Most every family keeps photo albums, holding cherished moments.

"The struggle to hold onto cherished traditions clashes with the iconoclast wanting to bash them," Mr. Saint said.

"It's like storytelling," Mr. Saint went on, "but it is a play about the struggle to hold onto cherished traditions" -- a classic Gurney theme -- "and the iconoclast within, wanting to bash them".

And ever since we've held fast to the belief that government doesn't have all the answers, and we have cherished and fiercely defended our individual freedom.

They are also prone to cognitive dissonance: holding a belief plainly at odds with the evidence, usually because the belief has been held and cherished for a long time.

Change some of our most deeply held and cherished beliefs?

No contradiction was involved... To feel oneself held and cherished and accompanied, and yet to be alone.

New York has long held a cherished, but narrow, role in national politics.

The time between 10pm and 11.30pm is the golden age that you want to hold and cherish and keep forever.

In 1989, she assumed the role of Senior Corporate Vice President and Head of Fragrance Development Worldwide, a position she held and cherished until her death.