Sentence examples for I prize it from inspiring English sources

It's not stainless steel, it very much staining steel, but it's a beautiful knife and he used it so much and that's why I prize it.

(Told that things must have value before they can be placed in a museum, David replies, "What is value?" His argument is, in a sense, irrefutable: "I prize it. It's my museum, not yours").

"Confidence is a quality I prize, although it has come to me a little late in the day," writes Rebecca's narrator, Mrs de Winter.

But once I obtain my prize, it no longer seems worth having because if I can have it, then something must be wrong with it.

"I don't prize it too much," he said.

As a feature writer I'm often privy to this kind of information – after I've prized it out of artists who believe their work's power depends on a secret plot twist – but I rarely wish I'd been kept in the dark when it comes to seeing the show.

Malala told Panorama: "If I win Nobel peace prize, it would be a great opportunity for me, but if I don't get it, it's not important because my goal is not to get Nobel peace prize, my goal is to get peace and my goal is to see education of every child".

JP: When I judged the Commonwealth Writers' prize, it was 120 books in three months, and it nearly killed me.

When I was awarded the TED prize, it changed my point of view on what was possible and achievable.

Its qualities encapsulate those I prize in all his work: it is a breathtaking, melancholy book about violence and absurd valor told with humor that is half poetry and half a graveyard laugh.

The Pritzker prize it is.