Sentence examples for indeed cherish from inspiring English sources

Mrs Gandhi may indeed cherish the hope that her son, Rahul, will one day follow his father, grandmother and great-grandfather into the prime minister's office.

Yet he is more interested in "fleshing out" (a pet phrase) how the commons can embody cherished values — indeed, cherished American values — that private property cannot.

He is very fond of Georges, who indeed cherished him with real tenderness in Spain and anyway is remarkable as a soldier because of his quite admirable courage, and he is extraordinarily magnanimous about the whole business - just as Georges was extraordinarily magnanimous.

Why, indeed, do we cherish it?

The Anglican Communion has long been characterized by diversity and differences that have been cherished, indeed celebrated.

Indeed, the values you most cherish are not something to seek out and find.

Indeed, we should welcome and cherish diversity in the teaching of global health in different contexts, and seek to learn from these different contexts about what is perceived to be of importance in global health.

After all, Kafka in one of his letters makes the same curious declaration — "Indeed I am a Chinese" — and cherished the idea of smallness in a similar way: "Two possibilities: making oneself infinitely small, or being so".

Liberty was indeed under attack — as a writer, I cherish the right to offend, and I support that right in other writers — but what was being excluded in this framing?

Indeed, some of the director's most cherished obsessions prove to be more pertinent than you might at first suspect.

Indeed there is: careers, reputations and deeply cherished ideas.