Sentence examples for respected and cherished from inspiring English sources

"I have always respected and cherished the sanctity of human life," Mr. Kildee said.

It is beautiful – and vulnerable – nearly everywhere, and should be respected and cherished wherever it enhances a landscape.

In English soccer, there is no place where history and tradition are valued, respected and cherished more highly than at Anfield, the home of Liverpool F.C.

The BBC has proved over decades that it can deliver radio and television programmes across the waterfront that are deeply respected and cherished.

Friendship through sport is a good thing that should be respected and cherished," the team said in a statement on its Web site.

"A new generation of Christians is being called to help build a world in which God's gift of life is welcomed, respected and cherished — not rejected, feared as a threat and destroyed," the pope told a crowd, estimated by the organizers at 400,000, at a racecourse and nearby park.

"I respect and cherish our friendship".

"We respect and cherish these values too and we must defend them," she said.

Even moderate religion is a menace, because it leads us to respect and "cherish the idea that certain fantastic propositions can be believed without evidence".

All those things are good, and I respect and cherish those values.

Children who grow up in interfaith families have a right to love and respect and cherish all of their relatives regardless of their individual religious traditions.