Sentence examples for is also cherished from inspiring English sources

That musical flexibility afforded to songwriters is also cherished by Jamie Scott, whose 2006 album with the Polydor-signed Jamie Scott & the Town you probably don't remember.

Privacy is also cherished because it encourages creativity and spontaneity.

And while it seems troubling and suffused with melancholy, nostalgia is also cultivated, cherished and toyed with the way a painful tooth is by the tongue.

This work, widely considered its most important Impressionist canvas, is also so cherished by visitors that a postcard of the image is among the museum shop's top sellers.

But she is also the cherished only child of working-class parents who thought that the sun shone out of her now Oscar de la Renta-clad backside - and she just adores putting on a show.

When then-president Mubarak of Egypt decided to shut Bambuser down to prevent the world from seeing what was happening on Tahrir Square in Cairo during the spring of 2011, we understood that the mission to democratize live video broadcasting is about so much more than making technology available and affordable — it is also about cherishing and empowering democracy itself.

She is also the beloved and cherished wife to the late Robert Levin.

He is also survived by 26 cherished grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.

She is also a proud citizen, cherishing her country's vibrant traditions - it has more than 800 languages - and defending its wild, resource-rich landscapes from (mostly) foreign land-grabbers.

But Ms. Alonso is also adored by balletomanes who cherish memories of her Giselle and her longevity onstage.

It is also true, though, that Pons's cherished collection is carefully depicted - Balzac himself was a knowledgeable and ambitious collector who perhaps awarded to Pons pieces he himself might have wished to own.