Sentence examples for Rightly prized from inspiring English sources

Intellect is rightly prized, as is a wide-ranging appetite for different sounds.

We have a rare opportunity to learn from organisations already helping to bridge the two, to create a more equal relationship between the citizen and state, and improve and protect our rightly prized public services for future generations.

We also found that self-segregation dilutes the educational benefits of diversity that proponents of affirmative action rightly prize.

Britain is a democracy that rightly prizes the freedom of the individual". The three principal laws that set out the parameters for the intelligence agencies are the 1994 Intelligence Services Act, the Human Rights Act, and Ripa 2000.

That means more of our dark-meat and other chicken parts are shipped abroad where they are prized, rightly so, for their flavor.

Keeping faith with old hands can be a fatal flaw and Capello has rightly diluted the influence of that group of much prized domestic superstars of the last decade.

Lisa Opie, Five's managing editor of content, said: "Neighbours is quite rightly much loved by its many fans and it will be a greatly prized part of our schedule".

The lowly mollusk should rightly be credited with creating the world's first beach house in the brilliant form of the seashell, that Cambrian-era dwelling that today is sometimes prized and polished, and sometimes trampled underfoot.

Lord Wolfson's prize rightly honours the principle that good design is better than bad.

The prize rightly recognises one of the hottest European jazz talents of recent years.

He said the prize "rightly belongs" to the scientists and engineers who constructed the detectors and who plucked the signal from noisy data.