Sentence examples similar to i am held dear from inspiring English sources

Yet it survived – because informing, educating and entertaining the public meant that it was held dear.

Sorry, I'm not sorry for I firmly believe that despite all the bad things you (and other people) may have called and labeled you in the past, I'm positive you're held dear by someone.

"I didn't think of it as something to be held dear to my heart in a way that a mother would hold her kids' pictures dear," she said.

Food was held dear by all members of the court with the exception of Queen Aigle.

His memory is held dear among ordinary folk in the northwestern extreme of Ireland where he was born.

The rimmed metal baking pan that has long been held dear by American cooks is the rectangular half sheet.

Reforming public services has been held dear by most recent governments – and all have found it a struggle.

Food was held dear… Elphenor, a fairy from the Elfin Court of Zuy, was sailing on a ship when a storm caused a wreck.

In Italy Catholicism, as a mark of cultural difference in a homogenising world, is held dear in some unlikely quarters: among atheist intellectuals, for example.

In a country where secularism is held dear and religion is regarded as a private matter, there's relatively little debate over the merits of the ban even now, five years later.

But it was felt keenly in Herefordshire and in other parts of the country where non-league traditions are held dear.