It eventually led them to destroy all the things they said they held most dear".
But it was Long Island, and particularly Huntington, that he held most dear.
In memory, as in life, he will inspire us to the values he held most dear.
In memory, as in life, she will inspire us to the values she held most dear.
Of the two sons that served under him in the war, the youngest was missing, whom he held most dear, and whose courage and good qualities he perceived much to excel those of his brothers.
Asked to encapsulate the views he held most dear as a leader, Vilem grandly declaims, "The government exists to serve the people; the citizen does not exist to serve the government".
To honor her memory, donations may be made to the fund she held most dear, the fund that honors the legacy of her daughter, The Meryl Schwartz Fund for Special Activities of The Churchill School and Center.
That outcome reflected the Hollywood establishment's ambivalence over a film that seemed to point the way out of the creative paralysis that had set in after the end of the studio system while betraying the values -- good taste and moral clarity -- that the studios held most dear.
He occasionally revisited his song cycle, but with recent events calling into question everything Whitman held most dear, Hersch knew it was time to take Leaves of Grass on tour.
The potentially provocative comments were in keeping with the causes held most dear by the first pope from the Americas: social justice and reaching out to the poor.
Throughout it all Dumpson remained a powerful counterforce - an unswerving defender of the simple principle he held most dear, "We are all our brother's keepers".
