Sentence examples for the cherished from inspiring English sources

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the cherished

verb

To treat with tenderness and affection; to nurture with care; to protect and aid.

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In the last rushed moments, I handed the cherished sketch to him before he drove off.

They know that if the cherished triple-A rating is seen as devalued, it would undermine their credibility.

Despite some literal-minded lyrics, this gorgeously sung show captures the essence of the cherished novel with grace and skill.

Joan was the cherished wife of Peter in whom she found a friend and life partner.

Soviet television rebroadcast the cherished "17 Moments of Spring" in its entirety every year.

Initial reports indicated that the cherished Tabasco sauce plant in low-lying Avery Island was unscathed.

Also in play is an impatience with the cherished notion of originality.

Mallory was the cherished wife, mentor and partner of Robert W. Kean III.

Even Ouro Preto and the cherished, problematic house had lost its familiar charm.

Peta said it takes two or three crocodiles to make one of the cherished handbags.

The cherished American ideal of self-reliance has a flip side: discomfort with the idea of bailouts and safety nets.

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