Sentence examples for rather cherished from inspiring English sources
Most of them are not dramatic but are rather cherished memories of playing with friends or alone and allowing imaginations to take flight.
Often, when he is faced by parliamentary intransigence, his response is to seek to change the constitution rather than his cherished decrees.
When tragedy is intertwined with politics, and economic disparities fly directly in the face of American ideals, many citizens would rather cling to cherished values than accept the possibility of their America being different from black America.
Wasn't it love that cherished hope, rather than the other way round?
Dominating legacies an absurdity, rather each culture a cherished prize marking the continuing journey of our collective discovery.
He has probably made his cherished re-election less, rather than more, likely.
Like many established female fans, she rather resented the sudden intrusion into cherished territory.
We have tended to focus on quantity and speed rather than quality as our most cherished characteristics of consuming information.
Most economists, it is probably fair to say, would simply rather not contemplate the failure of such cherished assumptions.
Travelers who evolve sooner, rather than later, can hang onto their most cherished possessions: money and sanity.
If these don't ring a bell, let me paint you a picture -- or, rather, an illustrated character that is now a cherished part of the Disney legacy.
