Sentence examples for Not prized from inspiring English sources

Individuality is not prized; the family — the 'ohana — is the important social unit.

Candles, for instance, are not prized merely for the flickering vitality of their light.

While the duchess was always known for her curiosity and her fizzy personality, she was not prized for her intellect.

The Federal Election Commission requires that stations charge candidates the "lowest unit price" for ads, so the candidates alone are not prized customers.

The Book of Revelation is not prized as being among the best-written sections of that literary anthology known as the New Testament, but Ms. Pagels is alive to how its language has percolated through history and literature.

Immigrants have a particularly hard time finding jobs that pay well; local language skills are not prized in the sex trade; prostitutes often prefer to work outside their home town.

These were not prizes easily secured.

Many domestic television executives do not prize commercial success.

"I play for friendship, not prizes," she said.

They are points not prizes.

For example, a culture that does not prize innovation may therefore not see this as important behaviors to exhibit even if it is important to subsequent entrepreneurial performance and firm sustainability.