Sentence examples for treasured ideas from inspiring English sources

The logic of the principle is simple: we don't need to protect society's treasured ideas and institutions--they pose no danger to us; we pose no danger to them.

As becoming reacquainted with Britta has reminded me, each writer I know offers me an open door into their extended world, full of their most treasured ideas and images.

"Paul is an ideologue in the sense that he treasures ideas and respects people with a firm world view," said Kenneth L. Adelman, a friend who worked with him in the Reagan administration.

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But as a child I treasured the idea of this infinitely just place called Idaville.

While Gatsby treasured the idea of her so much, she did not meet his great expectations of purity and perfection.

This does not contradict that the freedom of speech is meant for the 'weakest' – in the sense that they treasure unpopular ideas and thus should be guaranteed the right to defend unconventional convictions.

He added: "The idea of unity is very important to the Chinese people, and we treasure the idea.

We treasure the idea that any one individual's ballot could decide an election.

King Leopold I of Belgium, uncle of the British monarch and consort, also favoured this pairing; he had long treasured Baron Stockmar's idea of a marriage alliance between Britain and Prussia.

I find it extraordinary that so many men I know consider Lesbian women exciting and attractive; among their most treasured erotic dreams is the idea of going to bed with two Lesbians.