Some say he still has a hot line to the Kremlin and still quietly cherishes old links with the Russian intelligence service; some even hint without hard evidence that he got Russian money to help found his party, the Democratic Left Alliance.
Garner's husband, Ira, who runs a picture-frame shop, wryly maintains an embarrassed distance from his wife's scheming while quietly cherishing her big, blundering heart.
Gore Vidal and I were friends long before I became his editor, a delicate situation in which the editor may be tactful but must be honest and so our long, delightful friendship, which I cherish, ended quietly with neither bang nor whimper.
He says Atlanta executives have quietly abandoned Coke's cherished ad slogan 'Coke is it!', concluding that the drink cannot be 'it' when there are 11 different flavours of Coke itself and the firm makes more than 300 non-cola drinks.
It is a quietly inspiring book and I cherish it.
Perhaps, instead of looking up for an icon, we need to look down and cherish and adore, even worship, the people working quietly right beside us, or, even more subtly, working — via memory — right within us.
New Yorkers wanted, quietly and desperately, to hang on to the past, and to cherish whatever in the way of normalcy they had had on September 10th.
The prime minister, whose father recently died, continued: "When you think of our country, think of it as one that not only cherishes faith, but one that is deeply, but quietly, compassionate.
No doubt many of the senators who just voted again to end anonymous holds cherish the prerogative and would prefer to see the reform quietly killed in the conference committee that has begun considering the bill.
He cherishes his sleek white iPad, but most unexpectedly he's quietly siding with the enemy of a dead man he reveres.
So instead of acting quietly and efficiently, it unleashes a mighty storm, which fulfils the terrorists' most cherished dreams.
