Sentence examples for so much cherished from inspiring English sources

The peace he so much cherished was a latter-day Augustan peace, and he bequeathed to posterity a public statement of his exploits that imitated the one left by Augustus.

I love you so much and cherish all the memories we've shared together," Madeline Chavez wrote.

"Henry Moss" has just enough glimmers of perversity to suggest that this freer spirit, the sort of authentically original American voice that is so much to be cherished right now, is still somewhere inside Mr. Shepard.

If you're Palm you're hoping that Pre owners love their phones so much that they cherish and protect them for always.

What they found underneath wasn't pretty -- namely, that so much of what we cherished was a sham.

Hence they did not want to see the park they cherished so much be converted into a shopping center, which was the original plan.

"Sitting together having that cup of coffee is one of those things I cherish so much.

"I don't see any need to change that pace and risk fundamentally changing the nature of what we cherish so much here".

You're only allowed to complain about that Chase bank or Duane Reade on the corner if you actually give business to the mom-and-pop stores that you cherish so much.

In fact, I'd say the whole thing was a prime example of serendipity - a word Carr cherishes so much he's made it the name of his Spanish villa.

The accusation that Berlusconi "cavorts with minors" is more exciting than a soap opera, or even one of those reality shows that Berlusconi's TV channels cherish so much.