Sentence examples for the cherishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To treat with tenderness and affection; to nurture with care; to protect and aid.
Both needed and stimulated the cherishing of tradition.
The cherishing of Modern buildings is a relatively nascent concept outside the architectural community.
Radical, because Shepherd was a woman writing out of a Highland Scottish culture in which the cherishing of the body was not easily discussed.
Carrie's mother talked about him in the cherishing, appreciative tone that she reserved for certain people she admired, mostly men, mostly just out of reach on the margins of their acquaintance; she liked the idea of Dom's life, with its aura of bohemianism and its promise of good conversation.
It is the stories and the cherishing that make us beautiful.
Seeing more and more aspects of our lives as games to win through maximization has a sort of self-perpetuating effect with perverse consequences, not the least of which is the impairment of what Diesing terms social rationality; the cherishing of unique relationships, personal connectedness, cooperative functioning, solidarity and sentiment.
Mallory was the cherished wife, mentor and partner of Robert W. Kean III.
In the last rushed moments, I handed the cherished sketch to him before he drove off.
The bank cherishes the wealth of many of New York's oldest & most retiring families.
All part of cherishing the small moments.
Between cherishing the planet or defiling it.
