Sentence examples similar to sense of being cherished from inspiring English sources
The models are worthy of being cherished.
He said "a sense of the sacred is to be cherished" but added that the UK would be stronger by "recognising and celebrating" people of multiple faiths and of no faith "living in harmony".
TAGUE--Charles Francis, 87 passed away peacefully on January 1. Proud member of the "Greatest Generation" he lived his life with humor, dignity and a selfless sense of duty and was cherished by his six children and 11 grand-children.
"He never grew up, never lost his innocence or his sense of wonder and that's something to be cherished.
John Quincy did not share what Heffron calls Louisa's "irrepressible sense of the ridiculous," and he was forced to deal with her need to be cherished and her tendency toward brutal self-disgust.
Her great sense of humor and kindness were cherished by all who knew her.
His sense of adventure and love of family will always be cherished.
Rosalie's love for the elegance of life was unsurpassed, and she cultivated a sense of style and grace that will be cherished.
Memories of her will be cherished.
He was cherished for his quiet, firm sense of what was important: family, friends, knowledge and adventure.
Our memories of good times together will always be cherished.
