An algae scourge in a cherished Florida lagoon is likely killing manatees.
In the winter of 1980, word came to my wife, Carol, and me in New York that a cherished Maine neighbor of ours, Catherine McCoy, had died.
He has been known to get in his players' faces and scream at them mercilessly, even slapping them around, in violation of a cherished taboo, which is to avoid causing public loss of face.
The Yeshiva University Family notes with sorrow the passing, in Paris, of a cherished and admired "Ayshet Chayil", Monique Zalstain, the beloved mother of Simone and Davidd) Eshaghian, a Trustee Emeritus of the YU Board of Trustees and Founding Chairman of the Sephardic Council of Overseers, whose family are Benefactors of both Yeshiva University and the Einstein College of Medicine.
Along those lines, Culberson's mention of a study on alcoholism among prostitutes in Thailand references a cherished GOP talking point.
The desire to worship authentically is for most worshippers in any faith a cherished ideal, but the Upper Rooms are filled with Catholics forced to choose between primacy of conscience and the luxury of authenticity in worship.
Friends with Kids may or may not shore up faith in a much cherished delusion.
"In a society cherishing freedom of information, states must give adopted adults access to their personal history because the alternative is frightening.
And then he was Massachusetts' senior senator as well: Ted Kennedy's death in 2009 removed both a cherished adviser and a giant shadow.
In addition, some are wary of the political risk involved in running intelligence investigations against citizens and legal residents who may be involved only in legitimate political dissonance — a cherished right of all Americans.
