Sentences with phrase «long cherished»

They are delighted that their long cherished dream has finally become a reality.

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Bloomberg BNA is reporting that a package of far - reaching bills to overhaul the civil litigation process, long cherished by business and derided by consumer groups, is likely to win approval from President Trump if it reaches his desk.

From Carl Sagan's magnificent Cosmos episode, «Harmony of the Worlds», about Johannes Kepler, he says of Kepler: «When he found that his long cherished beliefs did not agree with the most precise observations, he accepted the uncomfortable facts.

For someone who pioneered runaway CO2 greenhouse effects (Venus) and human catastrophes (Nuclear winter), AGW would have become one of his long cherished beliefs.

''... or someone who pioneered runaway CO2 greenhouse effects (Venus) and human catastrophes (Nuclear winter), AGW would have become one of his long cherished beliefs.»

Knowledgeable commentators as well as a general audience have long cherished van Gogh's bedroom painting.

Besides, Modernism long cherished its copycat side, too, growing from movements and from work in series, and one can think of formalism's deductive logic as the ultimate in shareware or open - source coding.

His reply said in part: «Thanks for the encouragement about my long cherished idea of having a modest comprehensive collection of good American illustration as I sincerely feel this is a great but neglected phase of Americana.

What's more, if you choose to play in «classic» mode then fallen heroes won't automatically be deployable in future battles — a slightly softer version of the franchise's long cherished permadeath feature.

Announcing the decision World Travel Awards President Graham Cooke said: «It has been a long cherished ambition for World Travel Awards to visit Forte Village so I am delighted to announce that we will host our annual Europe Gala Ceremony there in September this year.

As more affluent consumers return to urban areas — especially empty - nesters who have long cherished pet ownership — they are making decisions whether to include taking their pets along.

Cats have a long cherished presence in literature; from ancient India's «Mahabharata» and «Ramayana» (circa 5th / 4th century BCE) to great classics from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Goals such as buy your dream house or car, go on that long cherished vacation abroad, and retire early so that you can do all that you always wanted to do.

Self - Publishing Route For writers taking the road less traveled along the self - pub route, it can be frightening to deviate from the «established» path, especially if the dream of a big advance from a large publisher has been a long cherished one.

Getting into the campus of your long cherished college / university is made easy with the custom - written Admission Essays by our experienced professors.

Retailers resort to every trick they know of to woo consumers which make this time of the year the best to pick up things they have long cherished.

Prius drivers have long cherished the unique design of their vehicles, so Toyota took the concept even further with the Prius Prime.

He will be greatly missed and long cherished.

What's more, if you choose to play in «classic» mode then fallen heroes won't automatically be deployable in future battles — a slightly softer version of the franchise's long cherished permadeath feature.

Finally, I wish to entreat our Working Mothers not to abandon the long cherished traditional role of providing services and care for the family at all times despite the challenges that confront the working woman.

Even our long cherished principle that an accused person is presumed innocent until proven guilty has suffered brutal assault at the hands of overzealous agents of government.

We know Lake Ellyn is long cherished by residents, and has a rich history.»

Christian higher education was long a cherished and generously supported cause for American denominations.

This temptation becomes especially acute when long cherished values are imperiled.

A historic election has redrawn long cherished political positions, and investors are facing an unusual combination of deficit - financed stimulus, delivered through the mechanisms of higher government spending and lower corporate and marginal tax rates.

«A country indifferent to such a question would probably be a country that no longer cherished any beliefs deeply enough to care whether they were transgressed.

it is recognized that there is nothing but what is seen of the mind itself; where, recognizing the nature of the self - mind, one no longer cherishes the dualisms of discrimination; where there is no more thirst nor grasping; where there is no more attachment to external things.

In the regular hiring world these values are no longer cherished.

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He stirred up controversy in the religious community when his followers no longer observed the cherished tradition of fasting.

No compliment is sweeter to the heart or cherished longer than one which appreciates the masculinity or femininity of one's partner.

Of course, this works only as long as these individuals cherish one another and the community among them and are willing to work collectively to achieve goals none can achieve alone.

It was Benedict XVI's visit to Britain which encouraged the directors of PACT to put into operation their long - cherished plan to set up two secondary schools, and it was his words that gave the Benedictus College for the liberal arts its impetus.

Recognizing that it is precisely the believing encounter with the God of Israel and its interpretation out of which the insights I cherish come, I find nonetheless that it is this very God with whom I am no longer able to reckon.

Here is the sheer miracle of it: a literature that long antedated our glorious gains in science and the immense scope of modern knowledge, which moves in the quiet atmosphere of the ancient countryside, with camels and flocks and roadside wells and the joyous shout of the peasant at vintage or in harvest — this literature, after all that has intervened, is still our great literature, published abroad as no other in the total of man's writing, translated into the world's great languages and many minor ones, and cherished and loved and studied so earnestly as to set it in a class apart.

«People in both camps would quickly discover that some long - cherished divisions — the favorite one, for instance, between the academic and the practical, the reflective and the active, theory and practice — are confounded when you look with any care at the life of an actual congregation, and see the ways that theory is always in practice, that even the act of theorizing is an act of practice.

In 1943, mourning the end of a short - lived love affair that would leave her (even months later) sitting «desolately by the fire shivering uncontrollably with an aching head and longing to be cherished,» Barbara Pym recorded walking by a pre-Raphaelite tomb and brooding a little.

It can remind us that those who so cherished liberty for themselves were willing to enslave and exploit others; that a civil war and long years of struggle were required before the nation legally ended slavery, segregation and discrimination and attempted to redress the harm done to the conquered native people.

This is the God of Providence, who protects, disposes, rewards, and punishes; the God who, according to the limits of the believer's outlook, loves and cherishes the life of the tribe or of the human race, or even or life itself; the comforter in sorrow and unsatisfied longing; he who preserves the souls of the dead.

My baking career started at the age of four, where on my outdoor patio, at my family's house on Long Island, I mixed up batter from store bought packages and then baked it in my cherished Easy Bake Oven.

Acme began operating with a mindset it was important to cherish the heritage of the restaurant's legacy and value the staff members that had remained loyal to the concept for so long.

Submitted by Miss Millie Wallace, my grandmother's best friend for as long as I can remember and someone who I cherish every bit as much as my grandmother.

The future is certainly bright for App State, which will be among the Sun Belt favorites again next year, but this will be a memory to cherish for a long time.

Ozil does nt like holding onto the ball for long and I think he would cherish the speed infront of him with his through passes

The sight of John Terry on his hands and knees in the middle of a 5 - 3 hammering is one that will live long in the memory of all who cherish football for its emergent, spontaneous farce.

In a city that cherishes its signature race and could be accused at times of possessing an inferiority complex that its crown jewel may no longer carry the same relevance in the motor sports stratosphere as it once did, Alonso's yearning to be among the participants made the Indianapolis 500 the unquestionable center of attention this month.

It may seem ridiculous and over-hyped on the outside to other fans, but for a long, long time Arsenal fans haven't had reason to celebrate and cherish a win like Sunday's.

Wayne Rooney will be told United still cherish him as a player and that he needs to think long and hard about clearing his mind and rediscovering his best form.

PEAK MOMENT He was bought by Real Madrid to win «la decima,» their long - cherished 10th European Cup, and his extra-time penalty against Atletico Madrid in 2014 sealed the deal at the end of a Champions League campaign in which he scored a record 17 goals.

No condescending headlines, we are no longer «David» and your not «Goliath» We've taken the long route in finally getting here therefore we cherish these days all the more, and the 1 - 0 victories.