Sentence examples for it's cherished from inspiring English sources
The greenest and most economical architecture is ultimately the architecture that is preserved because it's cherished.
That it's in his desk must mean it's cherished, private, and special.
Put another way, America itself, and it's cherished individual rights are government enabled programs.
It was cherished and keenly protected.
"People hated the Eiffel Tower when it first went up, and now it is cherished," he said.
Wonga's inclusion of the naming rights was then agreed, with the restoration of the St James Parkk name seen as a PR move, because it is cherished by supporters.
Like paintings by the old masters, nature is intrinsically priceless but also valuable, providing an extra reason why it is cherished.
Because it is cherished -- not by just a few but by most if not all senators, for the potential leverage it may afford any of them on some future issue.
It was cherished quality time with her, but when Ms. Del Papa was asked to imagine her future, say six hours hence, she said, "We're going to have whiskey in the car".
It is cherished by supporters as a spontaneous, grassroots expression of hope for a new kind of politics, and reviled by opponents as the vehicle for an older and more aggressive doctrine.
The bar he set was high but fair, and when a person or company received his praise it was cherished, probably framed and hung on a wall by some.
